There is however limited evidence on how satisfied students are with peer teaching compared to teaching delivered by a faculty member, and how receptive students are to feedback from near-peer student teachers on their communication skills.
Participants in most studies were volunteers and therefore they may be unrepresentative of the general student population as arguably the best motivated and most receptive students are most likely to participate [ 8, 12].
(research memo) The effectiveness of efforts to meaningfully engage less receptive students in this PAR project was undermined by the specific features of limited space and large class size in this urban middle school.
Not only did ancient Greece present a challenge to Victorian religious and sexual morals, but the teaching of the classics – particularly in the intimate tutorial system at Oxford, where Symonds himself had studied under Benjamin Jowett – also seemed to imitate the pedagogic Eros, potentially encouraging young and receptive students to develop same-sex desires.
A receptive and eager student, Motley studied under accomplished painter Karl Buehr, who encouraged and advised him: "I want to tell you something, Mr. Motley.
There was more pressure when Mr Obama then made climate change a key theme of his speech to a receptive audience of students at the University of Queensland on Saturday.
For many lower-division students, reading is a receptive or decoding process.
Undergraduate medical students can be a receptive population to EBM concepts, and they will be the practicing clinicians and clinical teachers in the future.
His message found a receptive audience in the quartet of NYU students.
Many such start-ups are technological in nature, so a curious Ph.D. student is likely to find a receptive community.
Likewise, many groups meet periodically with several others to constitute "super-groups" at which graduate students and postdocs present their work to a receptive group for constructive feedback.
