Effects of providing EFL learners with additional online and face‐to‐face practise opportunities to promote active learning in higher education.

Background: Limited research on the effectiveness of additional online and face‐to‐face practise opportunities for promoting active learning among Chinese EFL learners in higher education. Current understanding of self‐regulated and collaborative learning theories in educational contexts. Objectives...

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Publicado en:Journal of Computer Assisted Learning Vol. 40; no. 3; pp. 1246 - 1261
Autores principales: Liu, Jingrong, Li, Shujun, Zhang, Wanfang
Formato: research tables/charts randomized controlled trial Journal Article
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Jun2024
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          Liu, Jingrong
          Li, Shujun
          Zhang, Wanfang
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          Students, College
          Online Education
          Computer-Assisted Instruction
          Learning Environment
          English as a Second Language China
          Learning Methods
          Outcomes of Education
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          Randomized Controlled Trials
          Analysis of Variance
          Random Assignment
          Pretest-Posttest Design
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          Correlation Coefficient
          Data Analysis Software
          Confidence Intervals
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          Self Regulation
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      ab: Background: Limited research on the effectiveness of additional online and face‐to‐face practise opportunities for promoting active learning among Chinese EFL learners in higher education. Current understanding of self‐regulated and collaborative learning theories in educational contexts. Objectives: To establish the efficacy of interactive online and face‐to‐face practise opportunities for enhancing active learning among Chinese EFL learners. Methods: Employed mixed methods research to assess the impact of different types of practise opportunities on 116 EFL learners. Utilised methodological triangulation of QUAN + QUAL data and one‐way ANOVA for interpretation. Results and conclusions: The study demonstrated the effectiveness of integrating online and face‐to‐face practise opportunities to enhance active learning. Empirical evidence supports the pedagogical and theoretical benefits of these opportunities for promoting active learning among EFL learners. Lay Summary: What is currently known about this topic: Limited scholarly exploration of supplementary practise opportunities for active learning among Chinese EFL learnersExisting understanding of self‐regulated and collaborative learning theories in educational contexts What does this paper add: Establishes the effectiveness of interactive online and face‐to‐face practise opportunities for promoting active learningProvides empirical evidence supporting the integration of these opportunities to enhance active learning Implications for practise/or policy: Advocates for the combined use of online and face‐to‐face practise opportunities to enrich engagement, problem‐solving, feedback, and motivation among EFL learnersSuggests the development of instructional frameworks based on self‐regulated and collaborative learning theories for enhanced CALL courses
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