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School-Based Interventions That Address Students' Unmet Material Needs: A Scoping Review. [PDF]
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Cultures of participation—for students, by students
Information Systems Journal, 2015AbstractCulturally relevant health information is said to benefit diverse populations and is critical for health dissemination and user experience creation. Social media and online content provide mechanisms to engage specific populations while helping to reduce barriers that can often hinder participation and engagement.
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Participation patterns in student teams
Proceedings of the 43rd ACM technical symposium on Computer Science Education, 2012We describe a process that we applied for teaching teamwork in a Software Engineering module. Our objective with this process was to create opportunities for our students to experience some of the problems of working in a group before they formed teams in which they had to work for the rest of the year. The process entails expecting students to work on
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Student participation: To the benefit of both the student and the faculty
Education for Health, 2015Students who actively participate in the evaluation of their undergraduate medical curriculum become important stakeholders in decisions related to the design of the school's curriculum. Research and reports on student participation in curriculum change are scarce, and not much is known about how students personally benefit.
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Student participation in developing student feedback
Quality in Higher Education, 2011Sweden has a high level of student influence. At Lund University, students are not viewed as counterparts but partners in the university’s activities. Lund University has carried out Student Satisfaction Surveys (baromoters) since the 1990s and an overview has shown that an evaluation culture has grown during the past decade.
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STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN CURRICULUM EVALUATION
Nurse Educator, 1986Curriculum evaluation need not be a time-consuming, difficult process. Opportunities can be arranged by nurse educators for soliciting students' participation and perspective about course materials and presentations with an organized, ongoing plan. This article focuses on a constructive method called Systematic Evaluation, which can be used to improve ...
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Student Participation and Engagement
2021This first data-based chapter shows how the sequentiality and temporality of student actions can be used to characterize their participation and engagement in classroom interaction. Traditionally, researchers and teachers have focused on students’ verbal participation, and this chapter likewise focuses on students’ verbal contributions to demonstrate ...
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Participation and Non-Participation in Student Activism
2017There is a strong need to understand the changing dynamics of contemporary youth participation: how they engage, what repertoires are considered efficacious, and their motivations to get involved.This book uses the 2010/11 UK student protests against fees and cuts as a case study for analysing some of the key paths and barriers to political ...
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Active Student Participation and Citizenship Education
Educational Practice and Theory, 2009What are the possibilities for active student participation in citizenship education and how are students involved in the school as a community? We researched active student participation in schools and in out-of-school learning activities: students’ own lessons, their own school, their own community, but also society beyond the school. The study shows
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