Sentence examples for student postings from inspiring English sources
Over the holidays, readers flooded The Choice's mailbox with thoughtful comments and observations, including on the initial student postings to our first-person "Envelope, Please" series.
Problem solving sessions in engineering mathematics were activated through two online Discussion Forums (DFs) and the student postings analysed for CT skills.
There was some debate within the online discussion about the appropriateness of student postings however, the general consensus among members was that questions from students prompted reflective responses from experienced occupational therapists on topics they might not otherwise have actively considered or discussed.
The two research assistants tried several ways to enhance social presence and interactions within the group, for example, like students' postings and launching informal topics related to students' life.
Admittedly, the instructor's knowledge of certain topics was enhanced by students' postings on emerging concepts and advances in MIS not currently captured or reflected in the course textbook.
A total of 1582 units of analysis was identified in students' postings in the various discussion groups (Table 3).
For analysis purposes, all students' postings were blinded and analysed by the investigator, unaware of students characteristics and whether or not the paper was revised.
Effect sizes (Cohens 'd) on these categories were large, with exception of category 7. 2. Content analysis of students' postings on CAT topics of discussion.
All units of analysis were counted and descriptive statistics were calculated for the three collaborative problem solving activities, as well as for the seven categories. 2. Content analysis of students' postings on CAT topics of discussion.
CAT task elements were identified in either the revised or unrevised papers, and compared by a Chi-square test. 1. Content analysis of students' postings on collaborative problem solving activity.
(They're also helpful for creating a final evaluation rubric for your students' postings).
