2021
DOI: 10.30827/digibug.66301
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Determinantes para la elección de los grados de Educación en la Universidad de Murcia

Abstract: un enfoque de investigación cuantitativo de diseño descriptivo, los datos han sido recogidos entre 121 estudiantes de primer año de dichas titulaciones, mediante el Cuestionario sobre Determinantes para la Elección del Grado Universitario (CDEGU). Entre los principales resultados y conclusiones de este estudio, cabe destacar que el contexto de los estudiantes de ambas titulaciones es similar, influyendo principalmente el apoyo familiar y social (grupo de pares). En la dimensión determinantes académicos, a pesa… Show more

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“…The previous findings are in line with Orenes Lucas and Sánchez Martín (2021), who find that DD students achieve a higher average grade than SD students when TL is applied. Likewise, Xu et al (2021) and Lapitan et al (2021) posit that academic performance improves when OFL methodology is employed.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
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“…The previous findings are in line with Orenes Lucas and Sánchez Martín (2021), who find that DD students achieve a higher average grade than SD students when TL is applied. Likewise, Xu et al (2021) and Lapitan et al (2021) posit that academic performance improves when OFL methodology is employed.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Students pursuing DDs, unlike those pursuing SDs, have better academic performance (Kocsis & Pusztai, 2021;Orenes Lucas & Sánchez Martín, 2021). Orenes Lucas and Sánchez Martín (2021) analyze academic performance in social and legal sciences degrees, and they find that DD students achieve a higher average grade than SD students, for instance, 16.0% of students in DDs achieve grades between nine and 10 out of 10, compared to 1.2% of SDs. These data are consistent with their grades prior to university.…”
Section: Single-and Double-degrees In Social Sciencesmentioning
confidence: 99%