Assessing student perceptions of the benefits of discussions in small-group, large-class, and online learning contexts

K Hamann, PH Pollock, BM Wilson - College Teaching, 2012 - Taylor & Francis
A large literature establishes the benefits of discussions for stimulating student engagement
and critical thinking skills. However, we know considerably less about the differential effects …

Learning through discussions: Comparing the benefits of small-group and large-class settings

PH Pollock, K Hamann, BM Wilson - Journal of Political Science …, 2011 - Taylor & Francis
The literature on teaching and learning heralds the benefits of discussion for student learner
outcomes, especially its ability to improve students' critical thinking skills. Yet, few studies …

Key issues in web-based education in the human services: A review of the literature

B Moore - Journal of Technology in Human Services, 2005 - Taylor & Francis
The literature on Web-based education reflects a paradigm shift as hundreds of colleges
and universities are offering online courses. This paper provides an overview of the current …

Student perspectives of online discussions: Strengths and weaknesses

T Barnett-Queen, R Blair, M Merrick - Journal of Technology in …, 2005 - Taylor & Francis
Limited research exists that examines student perceptions of online discussions in fully
online classes. This is a report of initial investigation into undergraduate distance education …

Comparing student reflectiveness in online discussion forums across modes of instruction and levels of courses.

A Chadha - Journal of educators online, 2017 - ERIC
Fostering reflective deliberation in the online classroom ensures that students reach a high
level of achievement in virtual courses. Student peer exchanges were evaluated on a …

Transforming bloom's taxonomy into classroom practice: A practical yet comprehensive approach to promote critical reading and student participation

DM Mulcare, A Shwedel - Journal of Political Science Education, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
This article presents the Critical Reading Topics approach, a pedagogical method employed
to promote deep thinking in a variety of politics courses. Derived from principles articulated …

Learning from “listening” to peers in online political science classes

K Hamann, PH Pollock, BM Wilson - Journal of Political Science …, 2009 - Taylor & Francis
Studies of classroom behavior and learning outcomes have demonstrated that student
discussion leads to better learner outcomes. Do these effects, which are based on studies of …

Comparing student outcomes in blended and face-to-face courses

DD Roscoe - Journal of Political Science Education, 2012 - Taylor & Francis
This article reports on a study of student outcomes in a pair of matched courses, one taught
face-to-face and one taught in a blended format, in which students completed most of the …

Comparing modes of instruction: The relative efficacy of on-line and in-person teaching for student learning

K Dolan - PS: Political Science & Politics, 2008 - cambridge.org
For many faculty members, the move by universities toward greater reliance on online and
hybrid courses raises questions of course content and quality. Many faculty, socialized to …

How (and what) political theorists teach: Results of a national survey

MJ Moore - Journal of Political Science Education, 2011 - Taylor & Francis
The article reports the results of a 2008 national survey of political theorists concerning what
and how they teach. The results are based on 1,086 responses from professors at …