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Implementing individual and small group learning structures with a computer simulation

delete1999-03-01
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James D. Klein *
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Doran, MS
DOI:10.1007/BF02299479delete
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The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of implementing individual and small group learning structures with a computer simulation in accounting. College students used one of three learning structures with the simulation: (a) an individual structure, (b) a small group structure with extensive interaction, or (c) a small group structure with occasional interaction. Results indicated that performance scores were high regardless of learning structure. However, students who worked alone expressed significantly move continuing motivation for their learning structure than students who worked with a partner. Responses to student interviews revealed somewhat mixed feelings for the small group structures. Observation data indicated that students who used the extensive small group structure exhibited significantly more discussion and provided move answers to their partners' questions than students who used the occasional group structure. Implications for implementing small group structures with computer-based instruction are provided.
Keyword:
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ABILITY

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ETR&D-EducATIONAL TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
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