2014
DOI: 10.1080/02602938.2014.938019
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Student engagement scale: development, reliability and validity

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“…Based on t test using simple regression, it is found that school engagement influences accounting competence. School engagement is part of student's engagement outside the classroom and refers to psychological and social involvement (Gunuc and Kuzu, 2015). The higher the quality and quantity of psychological and social involvement, the higher the students gained the academic experience (Gunuc and Kuzu, 2015).…”
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“…Based on t test using simple regression, it is found that school engagement influences accounting competence. School engagement is part of student's engagement outside the classroom and refers to psychological and social involvement (Gunuc and Kuzu, 2015). The higher the quality and quantity of psychological and social involvement, the higher the students gained the academic experience (Gunuc and Kuzu, 2015).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Student engagement is the psychological, cognitive, emotional and behavioral involvement of students on the learning process both in terms of quality and quantity in the classroom or outside the classroom (school) such as academic and social activities to achieve successful learning outcomes (Gunuc and Kuzu, 2015). Student engagement occurs either in the classroom or outside the classroom (Gunic and Kuzu, 2015;Ani, 2013).…”
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“…Student engagement is recognized as one of the most critical proxy factors for academic development (Leach, 2016;Gunuc and Kuzu, 2015;Ryu and Lombardi, 2015). Teachers, scholars and even educational politicians started to emphasize the value and importance of student engagement for preventing students' academic failure, exhaustion, and loneliness (Coates, 2006).…”
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“…Käitumuslik kaasatus väljendub õppetegevustes osalemisena (Gunuc & Kuzu, 2015). Seda mõjutavad nii kõrgkoolide tavad, õppija õppimine kui ka õppejõu õpetamine, mis on seotud õppija rahulolu ja saavutustega, nagu näiteks ülesandele kulunud aeg ning sotsiaalne ja akadeemiline suhtlus.…”
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