The benefits of teaching on comprehension, motivation, and perceived difficulty: Empirical evidence of teaching expectancy and the interactivity of teaching

Volume: 91, Issue: 4, Pages: 1275 - 1290
Published: Mar 23, 2021
Abstract
Background Research regarding teaching expectancy has been mostly conducted in research laboratories with college students. These studies provide insufficient evidence regarding its effect on learners’ delayed comprehension. Moreover, the relative superiority of teaching a peer face to face compared to teaching an imagined peer lacks empirical support. Aims The purpose of the study was to investigate the interactivity of teaching by comparing...
Paper Details
Title
The benefits of teaching on comprehension, motivation, and perceived difficulty: Empirical evidence of teaching expectancy and the interactivity of teaching
Published Date
Mar 23, 2021
Volume
91
Issue
4
Pages
1275 - 1290
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