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  1. Sagaing University of Education
  2. Department of Educational Theory

Student Perception of the Effectiveness of Collaborative Learning

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Student Perception of the Effectiveness of Collaborative Learning
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Publication date 2020-01-01
Authors
Moe Thuzar Kyaw
Description
The paper analyzed student perception of the effectiveness of collaborative learning. The
purpose of the paper was to investigate second year students’ perceptions of collaborative
learning in Sagaing University of Education. Thirty eight percent of second year students who
involved in collaborative learning were selected as the participants of this study by using
purposive sampling method. In this study, a questionnaire for students was used to collect
require data and demographic information of these students. In addition, a set of open-ended
question was used to know students’ opinions and recommendation for their learning. This
study used a descriptive research method. Questionnaire responses indicated that students got
a number of advantages in the collaborative learning. Firstly, they promoted social skills by
interacting in small groups. Secondly, they got learning benefits because collaborative
learning approach would help their deeper understanding. Thirdly, we hoped that they would
develop communication skill and interpersonal skill for their future careers.
Keywords
collaborative learning
Keywords
active learning
Keywords
small group learning
Journal articles
2
Research Journal of 26th Anniversary of Sagaing University of Education
429-439
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