Application of student-centred learning principles to mixed-mode delivery : an investigation of theory, practice and impact on the quality of learning and teaching
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Authors
Kennedy, Chona Pineda
Date
2013Supervisor
Dr Kathryn Dixon
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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School of Education
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Abstract
This study examines how closely aligned the teaching and learning practices, in selected mixed-mode programmes are with a student-centred approach as well as the impact of the practices on the quality of learning and teaching in a New Zealand Māori institution.Using a sequential, mixed-methods research approach, a survey was conducted in class followed by one-to-one interviews with the tutors and students in the sample to gather their perceptions and views regarding learning and teaching practices.
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