Tertiary students' views about group work in mathematics
- Publisher:
- University of Auckland
- Publication Type:
- Conference
- Citation:
- D'Souza, S. and Wood, L. 2003 'Tertiary students' views about group work in mathematics', International Education Research Conference, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand, pp. DSO03154-DSO03164.
- Issue Date:
- 2003
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This paper describes tertiary students’ views and opinions of collaborative group work during their
semester-long experience of working on carefully designed tasks during weekly tutorial sessions of
one-hour duration. This paper will present primary findings of students’ opinions about group work
and assessment of group work in mathematics. Data will be presented from in-depth interviews
conducted with volunteers. This study is part of a larger qualitative project investigating the effects of
group work on students’ motivational and achievement levels in a large first-year undergraduate
mathematics subject in both face-to-face and computer supported environments.
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