2023
DOI: 10.54536/jse.v1i1.1506
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Impact of Cooperative Learning Strategy on Students’ Academic Productivity

Abstract: This quantitative study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of cooperative learning on the academic productivity of BSED students. This descriptive correlational quantitative study sought to answer if there is a significant relationship between the cooperative learning of BSED students towards their academic productivity. This involved 30 BSED students as respondents, at University of Mindanao- Tagum College. Over a period of four weeks, the researcher conducted the study among randomly selected BSED studen… Show more

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“…This theme was extracted from the following excerpts of responses gathered during the FGD: "Activities where students learn from each other. Additionally, Aporbo (2023) found that students engaged in cooperative learning obtained a more favorable academic performance compared to those exposed in traditional approach. Furthermore, it supported the ideas of Summers (2006) that learning is retained when collaborative approaches are implemented.…”
Section: Theme 2: a Module That Encourages Collaborationmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…This theme was extracted from the following excerpts of responses gathered during the FGD: "Activities where students learn from each other. Additionally, Aporbo (2023) found that students engaged in cooperative learning obtained a more favorable academic performance compared to those exposed in traditional approach. Furthermore, it supported the ideas of Summers (2006) that learning is retained when collaborative approaches are implemented.…”
Section: Theme 2: a Module That Encourages Collaborationmentioning
confidence: 93%