An investigation into students' perceptions of group assignments

Yongmei Bentley
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Shamim Warwick

Business & Management Research Institute (BMRI)

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Abstract

The collection of student feedback is a central strategy to monitor the effectiveness of teaching and learning at educational institutions (Meyer, 2010). This paper analyses the feedback and findings from a recent questionnaire survey of students' experience and perceptions of group work at the University of Bedfordshire at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The main objective of this study is to raise practical issues that teachers need to consider in designing and carrying out group assessments. This is aimed at overcoming the drawbacks, while amplifying the benefits, of group work, and improving students' engagement and performance in this type of assessment.

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English

Journal (Volume, Issue Number)

Journal of pedagogic development (Volume 3.0, Issue 3.0)

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Published - 11/2013

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Published - 11/2013

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2047-3265

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handle.net: 10547/335937

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