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Small-Group Discussion in Philosophy 101

College Teaching, 1990
(1990). Small-Group Discussion in Philosophy 101. College Teaching: Vol. 38, No. 1, pp. 3-8.
Jock Glidden, Joanne Galnen Kurfiss
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The Radio and Small Group Discussion

Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1965
ESTHER L. MIDDLEWOOD* f how emotion-charged issues can be discussed. will bring satisfactions and dividends for both he extra effort required to write an ar icle for e teacher and the school system. It is another ublication will be a most rewa ding experience meaningfu way for the family relations teacher or the teacher.
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Small‐group discussions and the microcomputer*

Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, 1985
AbstractAn investigation into pupil‐talk in groups during a CAL simulation game is reported. The role of language as an aid to communication and understanding is considered along with the potential of the microcomputer as a stimulus to and generator of discussion. The contents of children's conversations, at and away from the keyboard, are analysed.
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Engaging in small group study discussions

2023
Corresponding Video available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHA ...
Starrett, Emily, Firetto, Carla M.
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Idea development in small discussion groups

Quarterly Journal of Speech, 1964
(1964). Idea development in small discussion groups. Quarterly Journal of Speech: Vol. 50, No. 2, pp. 140-145.
Thomas M. Scheidel, Laura Crowell
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A mathematical model of participation in small group discussions

Behavioral Science, 1965
The frequency of verbal interactions among members of small discussion groups has been carefully studied in experiments by Bales and his associates at Harvard and by Stephan and Mishler at Princeton. Stephan suggested that the data could be described by a simple exponential equation, which has intrigued several mathematical sociologists because of its ...
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Comparing Lecturing and Small Group Discussions

2010
This chapter contains a description and discussion of the teaching and learning methods of the lecture (content delivery method) and small group discussion (interaction method). It also addresses the various steps in using each of these two techniques and compares them along with identifying the strengths and weaknesses of each technique. These formats
Gregory C. Petty, Ernest W. Brewer
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Small-Group Discussion as an Aid in Counseling

The School Review, 1951
ing program of a high school? Do they have value as learning media? Does their use help the student gain in selfunderstanding and in understanding and tolerance of others? Do they increase his skill in interpersonal relations? These were some of the questions investigated by the writer in a recent study.
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Small Group Discussion Game

2015
Small Group Discussion Game is a learning game designed during one of the MIT EdTechX courses and further developed, implemented and examined in a university classroom.
Bätge Jahn, Vladena, De Backer, Free, Lombaerts, Koen   +2 more
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Small Group Discussion and Modification of Attitudes

Improving College and University Teaching, 1964
(1964). Small Group Discussion and Modification of Attitudes. Improving College and University Teaching: Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 24-25.
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