2017
DOI: 10.1080/10508406.2017.1398652
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Turning Groups Inside Out: A Social Network Perspective

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“…This then has a positive impact on the development of student skills in learning. Rienties & Tempelaar's (2018) research found that students seemed to learn more from learning relations outside their group than from their own group members. Students with more intergroup relations relative to intragroup learning relations performed better on module assessments and throughout the academic year than students with more intragroup learning relations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…This then has a positive impact on the development of student skills in learning. Rienties & Tempelaar's (2018) research found that students seemed to learn more from learning relations outside their group than from their own group members. Students with more intergroup relations relative to intragroup learning relations performed better on module assessments and throughout the academic year than students with more intragroup learning relations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Pemanfaatan teknologi ini dapat dilakukan dengan mengkombinasikan pembelajaran dan teknologi, salah satunya adalah melalui media (Gutiérrez & Jurow, 2016;Rienties et al, 2017;Turner et al, 2017). Penggunaan media pembelajaran di era revolusi industri 4.0 masih kurang inovatif dan kurang tepat guna (Hendrizal & Chandra, 2018;Horn, 2018;Levine, 2018;Lim, Lee, & Ke, 2017;Taufina & Chandra, 2018).…”
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“…Using SNA researchers have been able to demonstrate that increased involvement in a peer network does result in an improved academic experience. Brewe and colleagues [12], [19], [20] working in a physics learning center observed that increased levels of peer interactions are "associated with higher conceptual learning gains [14, p. 377]" Mirroring these findings, Rienties and Tempelaar [21] using a social network approach learned that students "who developed and maintained more learning relations over time (p. 27)" enhanced their academic performance. The benefits of having a robust social network were observed in both short-term (test scores) and long-term (GPA) measures of academic performance.…”
Section: Social Network Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A previous SNA study [18], on student interactions in the OEL, discovered that approximately 20% all peer-to-peer interactions occurred between students in different lab sections. These inter-class interactions have not only been found to improve academic success [21], but can also foster a course-wide sense of community. Social ties that bridge beyond formal classroom boundaries allow for a more equitable distribution of information.…”
Section: The Open Engineering Labmentioning
confidence: 99%
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