2001
DOI: 10.4314/ifep.v9i2.23623
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Cooperative Learning and Students' Affective Learning Outcome in Nigerian Chemistry Classrooms

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“…Typically, at the end of a school term, the A students are still A students, but everyone has passed the course, and racially-mixed groups hangout together after class. Jigsaw Classroom effectiveness for easing racial tension and increasing minority student achievement has been demonstrated in a wide variety of university, high school, and elementary school settings (Alebiosu 2001;Borsch et al 2002;Desforges et al 1991;Juergen-Lohmann et al 2001;Perkins and Saris 2001;Walker and Crogan 1998 …”
Section: The Jigsaw Strategymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Typically, at the end of a school term, the A students are still A students, but everyone has passed the course, and racially-mixed groups hangout together after class. Jigsaw Classroom effectiveness for easing racial tension and increasing minority student achievement has been demonstrated in a wide variety of university, high school, and elementary school settings (Alebiosu 2001;Borsch et al 2002;Desforges et al 1991;Juergen-Lohmann et al 2001;Perkins and Saris 2001;Walker and Crogan 1998 …”
Section: The Jigsaw Strategymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Affective factors have emerged as vital factors affecting success and persistence in science subjects [2][3][4]. Critical among these is students' anxiety towards chemistry [5][6][7][8][9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%