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... Students solve tasks in groups, in pairs or as a class and learn how to use the target language by working together in settings and situations that simulate authentic collaborative activities. However, implementing group learning activities does not automatically lead to collaborative learning (Barkley et al. 2014). The present study takes a look at collaboration in ESP classes from the perspective of action research. ...
... Studenții colaborează în grup sau perechi pentru rezolvarea sarcinilor de lucru și învață cum să folosească limba țintă pentru a comunica în situații și context ce simulează activitățile colaborative autentice. Implementarea activităților de grup pentru învățarea limbilor străine nu garantează totuși succesul învățării prin colaborare (Barkley et al. 2014). Studiul de față încearcă să descopere percepțiile studenților despre proiectele colaborative ca spațiu de învățare a limbilor străine și modul în care aceștia evaluează eficiența proiectelor de grup. ...
... Students must be encouraged to 'view each other as single links in a chain that unites, through exchanges of information and negotiation of meaning, to produce a successful project outcome' (Bulent & Stoller, 2005:18). Intentional design is a feature of successful teaching and learning and it also applies to collaboration in class (Barkley et al. 2014). But collaboration does not happen by itself, and therefore, it should be treated as a learning objective of its own and included as such in the project work design even though, the ESP syllabus is often centred on language learning objectives solely. ...
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution was and still is focused on digitalising processes and using AI to increase productivity. Industry 5.0, on the other hand, focuses on the human factor and the human as the centre of the production process. According to the new paradigm, technology should benefit humans, and humans, in turn, should actively collaborate with machines. In other words, while Industry 4.0 was based on the relationship between machines and IT systems, Industry 5.0 brings together the strengths of humans and machines. Following this train of thought, we have come up with the idea to initiate a discussion about the future of teaching and learning in the field of higher education (which will figuratively be designated as PEDAGOGY 5.0), the impact of technology and the need for different approaches towards teaching, learning and doing research.
... The pedagogical landscape of higher education has undergone a transformative shift in recent decades, with collaborative learning emerging as a cornerstone of modern instructional practice Roschelle & Teasley, 1995). This interactive approach to teaching and learning has gained widespread acclaim for its ability to foster a range of desirable student outcomes, including enhanced critical thinking, problem-solving aptitude, and teamwork skills (Barkley et al., 2014;Zhu, 2012). This chapter offers a comprehensive exploration of collaborative learning methodologies in the higher education context, critically examining their benefits, challenges, and strategies for successful implementation. ...
... In contrast to traditional teacher-centered models that prioritise the unidirectional transmission of information, collaborative learning empowers students to work together in small groups, leveraging their collective intellect to develop a deeper understanding of the subject matter Roschelle & Teasley, 1995). This shift in epistemological orientation is particularly crucial at the higher education level, where students are expected to cultivate advanced critical thinking and independent research skills to navigate the challenges of the modern workforce (Barkley et al., 2014;Zhu, 2012). ...
... The benefits of collaborative learning extend beyond the acquisition of knowledge. Studies have shown that collaborative learning environments can foster a sense of community, enhance student motivation, and improve academic performance (Barkley et al., 2014). Furthermore, the development of communication, teamwork, and critical thinking skills through collaborative learning are highly valued in the contemporary workforce (Zhu, 2012). ...
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This chapter explores innovative teaching methods that incorporate collaborative learning at higher education level. The discussion critically interrogates benefits, challenges and strategies for successful implementation of collaborative methodologies. Also known as cooperative learning, collaborative learning is a pedagogical technique that promotes active engagement, participatory learner engagement in learning in emancipatory epistemological spaces, contact, and mutual assistance among students.
... Automation systems facilitate collaborative learning (CL) between humans and machines, allowing mutual learning and feedback (Formica et al., 2021). CL involves group activities where individuals share knowledge and solve problems together (Elizabeth et al., 2014). Human-centered AI prioritizes people and society, improving efficiency, productivity, safety, accuracy, and real-time data analysis in the workplace (Adel, 2022;Wan & Leirmo, 2023). ...
... Additionally, CL improves the quality of the learning experience, leading to increased job satisfaction, better performance, and higher retention rates (Elizabeth et al., 2014). ...
... These indicators evaluate the quality of the publishers. The following sections present the results of each specific research question (SQs) presented in Table 2. Elizabeth et al. (2014) categorized CL techniques into six groups, and we identified the occurrences in the selected articles. Table 6 shows the techniques mapped for each group, along with respective definitions and studies. ...
... Small group instruction for learning English has gained importance as an essential component of 21st-century pedagogy, as reflected in English as a Foreign Language (EFL), English as a Second Language (ESL), and English as a Native Language (ENL) across various educational levels, from primary (Grade 1-5) and secondary (Grade 6-12) to higher education (undergraduate and postgraduate levels) [1] . Studies conducted globally and within Pakistan [2][3][4] , consistently ...
... In this understanding, cooperative learning is considered as highly structured and organised while collaborative learning is fluid and flexible. However, Barkley et al. [2] stated some fundamental differences between these two approaches. ...
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Small group learning strategies offer significant benefits over individual learning and have gained increasing attention in English as Second Language (ESL) contexts. Grounded in Vygotsky's sociocultural theory, this study systematically reviews existing literature on collaborative and cooperative learning approaches in ESL classrooms, with a particular focus on Pakistan. While learner-centered methods have been widely implemented globally, Pakistani institutions have only recently begun integrating these approaches. This study examines the origins, definitions, key components, similarities, differences, and research paradigms of small group learning in English Language Teaching (ELT) in Pakistan. Using a systematic literature review, this study analyzed 40 articles using predefined inclusion criteria, including relevance to collaborative and cooperative learning in ESL contexts, studies conducted in Pakistan or similar settings, peer-reviewed sources, and publications from 15–20 years. Findings reveal that small group learning enhances English proficiency, knowledge acquisition, critical thinking, interpersonal skills, and overall academic achievement. The study underscores the need for institutional support to maximize these benefits in Pakistani public institutions. These insights offer valuable guidance for teachers, policymakers, curriculum designers, and textbook boards in fostering more effective ESL learning environments.
... In such a case, it is not easy to tackle the complexities of human cognitive limits and the attention capacity. One method researchers have found that people remember an average of only 70% of information presented at the end of a lecture but only some 20% for what is covered in the final ten minutes of a class (Barkley, E. F., Cross, K. P., & Major, C. H. 2014) That a majority is lost so readily informs the largest deficiency of teaching in the lecture style-to fail to capture students' attention throughout class. The main focus in traditional lecture settings is on content delivery. ...
... This is because such activities are more likely to expose teachers to new pedagogical techniques and to mentor them through the best global experts for them to be able to effectively implement CL. There are also empirical evidences and case studies brought forth by Barkley, Cross, and Major (2014), in which success stories of these techniques can be seen in different kinds of education systems and with a positive trend of higher engagement and better learning on the part of students. Similarly, this set of techniques also has challenges such as uneven distribution of participation among groups of students and issues arising out of group dynamics as maintained by Michaelsen, Knight, and Fink (2002), however overall, CL and P easily win. ...
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In the engineering workforce in the context of globalization, the demand has been growing for graduates not only technically but also possessing skills of collaboration and communication. This paper addresses the critical importance of collaborative learning in the education of engineers, laying an emphasis on the students' ability to develop appropriate communication skills that can be put into action in response to changing international and technologically advanced work environments. The interactions between global counterparts by engineering professionals require effective communication and teamwork. Hence, proficiency in these skills becomes crucial for the success of such professionals. This study focuses on the effectiveness of collaborative learning methods used in the classrooms of engineering, with a specific focus on final-year students at K.G.R.C.E.T, Hyderabad, India. It analyses the effects of these methods on the ability of students to perform in group settings and identifies the obstacles that create problems in effective communication. This work uses academic and industrial input to measure the value of communicative performance with regards to learning outcomes. Findings of the results suggest high student demand for engaged class interaction, which directly maps on to better communication competency and performance trends in this case study period. An underlying argument made by these results is the integration of collaborative learning into the existing engineering curricula to improve better preparation for the job of graduates based on increased modern workplace demands. Keywords— — Collaborative Learning, Engineering Education, Educational Research, Academic and Professional Insights, Technological Advancements, 21st- Century Skills
... Dalam kelompok kolaboratif, siswa juga merasa lebih nyaman untuk mengeksplorasi ide-ide mereka tanpa takut akan kritik yang keras, karena diskusi dan umpan balik dalam kelompok kecil cenderung lebih konstruktif dan mendukung. Menurut Barkley et al. (2014), suasana yang mendukung dan tidak menekan ini sangat membantu dalam meningkatkan kepercayaan diri siswa, terutama dalam mengekspresikan diri melalui tulisan. Rasa percaya diri ini penting, mengingat menulis dalam bahasa asing sering kali menjadi tantangan yang menakutkan bagi banyak siswa. ...
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Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis penerapan pembelajaran kolaboratif dalam meningkatkan kompetensi menulis bahasa Inggris pada siswa SMK Bina Mandiri Multimedia. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah quasi-eksperimen dengan melibatkan dua kelas sebagai sampel penelitian, yaitu kelas eksperimen yang menerapkan model pembelajaran kolaboratif dan kelas kontrol yang menggunakan metode pembelajaran konvensional. Data diperoleh melalui tes kemampuan menulis sebelum dan sesudah perlakuan pada 33 siswa, serta selama proses pembelajaran berlangsung. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa terdapat peningkatan signifikan dalam kemampuan menulis bahasa Inggris siswa di kelas eksperimen dibandingkan dengan kelas kontrol. Siswa yang belajar melalui pendekatan kolaboratif lebih terlibat aktif dalam proses pembelajaran, mampu berbagi ide secara efektif, dan menunjukkan peningkatan dalam struktur kalimat, kosakata, dan tata bahasa. Penerapan pembelajaran kolaboratif terbukti efektif dalam membangun kemampuan komunikasi antar siswa dan meningkatkan motivasi belajar mereka. Kesimpulannya, pembelajaran kolaboratif dapat dijadikan salah satu strategi yang efektif untuk meningkatkan kompetensi menulis bahasa Inggris siswa SMK, khususnya di SMK Bina Mandiri Multimedia.
... Therefore, professional development and support for instructors are essential for the successful implementation of the case method [19]. Furthermore, the success of the case method in enhancing collaboration skills also depends on students' readiness and willingness to engage in collaborative learning [20]. Some students may be resistant to group work due to previous negative experiences or a preference for individual learning. ...
... Effect of the application of the AS on the motivation levels of students PMs encourage students to take a more active role in their own learning. As a result, increasing opportunities for students to learn collaboratively may yield benefits in terms of motivation (Barkley et al., 2014). It is evident that students self-determined 19 Furthermore, the structured organization of attitudes within the AS session framework plays a crucial role in fostering student autonomy and improving social interactions within the group. ...
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In this research, the effects of the Attitudinal Style emerging pedagogical model on the motivation and attitude levels in Physical Education of Secondary Education students during an academic course are analyzed. The method used was qualitative, employing focus group discussions and the diary of the teacher responsible for teaching the classes. A total of 56 students participated in the research (25 males and 31 females, aged between 15 and 17 years). Qualitative results indicate that students reported increased enjoyment and engagement in PE classes, as well as improved social interactions and a sense of competence. These findings suggest that the Attitudinal Style model not only enhances motivation and attitudes but also fosters a supportive and collaborative learning environment. The study’s implications highlight the potential of this model to be adapted to various educational levels and cultural contexts, thereby broadening its impact on student motivation and attitude outcomes.
... Collaborative character development in educational environments provides a means through collaborative learning (Bovill, 2020;Cook-Sather, 2022;Medero et al., 2022;Barkley et al., 2014;Kaendler et al., 2015;Talmo et al., 2022) by integrating character education and local wisdom in schools, families and communities. The development of educational curricula based on local wisdom has shown promising results (Masub et al., 2016). ...
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Conventional methods in learning cell physiology are less effective, so a more interactive approach is needed. Mamanda art offers an innovative solution by modeling biology concepts through drama, comedy, and dialogue, while instilling moral values and collaborative skills. The main objective of this research is to describe the learning activities of cell physiology through collaborative integration of local wisdom of Mamanda art. Collaborative character as a symbol of harmonious dynamics is applied in the learning process through Mamanda art media. This research is qualitative research with learning process observation method. The study population was two classes of participants in the Animal Physiology course, Biology Education Study Program, FKIP ULM. The sample used is a total sample. The first class amounted to 40 students; the second class amounted to 43 students. The two classes were compared qualitatively. The data were analyzed descriptively using a Likert scale of 1-5. The stages of learning are: First stage, introduction to the art of Mamanda and the concept of cell physiology; Second stage, division of labor and division of players; Third stage, Mamanda performance staging cell physiology models; Fourth stage, synchronization of cell physiology concepts and role playing in Mamanda art; and Fifth stage is case study. All stages of learning activities were observed by observers. The results showed that learning cell physiology through collaborative integration with local wisdom of Mamanda art can be implemented well. This learning model can also improve the character of collaboration by integrating the local wisdom of Mamanda art in students.Abstrak. Metode konvensional dalam pembelajaran fisiologi sel kurang efektif, sehingga diperlukan pendekatan lebih interaktif. Seni Mamanda menawarkan solusi inovatif dengan memodelkan konsep biologi melalui drama, komedi, dan dialog, sambil menanamkan nilai moral dan keterampilan kolaboratif. Tujuan utama penelitian ini adalah mendeskripsikan kegiatan pembelajaran fisiologi sel melalui integrasi kolaboratif kearifan lokal seni Mamanda. Karakter kolaboratif sebagai simbol dinamika yang harmonis diterapkan dalam proses pembelajaran melalui media seni Mamanda. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian kualitatif dengan metode observasi proses pembelajaran. Populasi penelitian adalah dua kelas peserta mata kuliah Fisiologi Hewan, Program Studi Pendidikan Biologi, FKIP ULM. Sampel yang digunakan adalah sampel total. Kelas pertama berjumlah 40 mahasiswa, kelas kedua berjumlah 43 mahasiswa. Kedua kelas dibandingkan secara kualitatif. Data dianalisis secara deskriptif dengan menggunakan skala likert 1-5. Tahapan pembelajaran yaitu: Tahap pertama, pengenalan seni Mamanda dan konsep fisiologi sel; Tahap kedua, pembagian kerja dan pembagian pemain; Tahap ketiga, pertunjukan Mamanda yang mementaskan model fisiologi sel; Tahap keempat, sinkronisasi konsep fisiologi sel dan bermain peran dalam seni Mamanda; dan Tahap kelima, studi kasus. Semua tahap kegiatan pembelajaran diamati oleh pengamat. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa pembelajaran fisiologi sel melalui integrasi kolaboratif dengan kearifan lokal Kesenian Mamanda dapat terlaksana dengan baik. Model pembelajaran ini juga dapat meningkatkan karakter kolaborasi dengan mengintegrasikan kearifan lokal Kesenian Mamanda pada siswa.
... Examples are group study, individual study, tutoring, blended learning, Task-based Language Learning (TbLL) and Grammar Translation Method (GTM). Group study proposes that knowledge is acquired through a communal creation between individuals or in smaller groups of people (Barkley et al., 2014). Individual study, on the other hand, is taking charge or responsibility for one's learning process, requiring some independence on the part of the learner (Benson, 2007). ...
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As the need for equality in education is fundamental, this study conducts a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of research on English Teaching in Inclusive Education (ETIE) indexed in Scopus from 1997 to 2023. The aim is to systematically examine the scope and trends within ETIE literature, identifying gaps and opportunities for future research. Utilizing a methodical approach for 201 Scopus-indexed publications, the study progresses through four distinct phases: initial database search using Publish or Perish, rigorous filtering of publications based on predefined bibliometric criteria, verification of data accuracy with Mendeley Desktop, and detailed analysis employing VOSviewer. The findings reveal a concerning decline in ETIE publications over time, suggesting a waning academic interest in this crucial area of study. Despite the decrease in publications, the analysis highlights several key areas that remain underexplored and could significantly benefit from further scholarly attention. The study underscores the importance of increased research collaboration and the adoption of more inclusive education practices in English teaching. Implications of this research are far-reaching, offering critical insights for educators, researchers, and policymakers. By providing a clearer understanding of the current landscape of ETIE research, the study paves the way for enhancing educational practices and supports the development of more inclusive educational environments. This will, in turn, contribute to the broader goal of ensuring equitable education access for all students, particularly those within diverse learning contexts.
... College students can effectively divert their negative emotions while developing their hobbies, forgetting unpleasant and unhappy things in the process. Similarly, Barkley et al. (2014) argued that in higher education there is a need to create student learning groups or communities where students learn and interact with each other, to a large extent allowing students to get effective help, reduce isolation in the learning process and gain a sense of belonging from this activity. In the absence of effective help from tutors, students can improve their learning outcomes through the help of their peers and can also express their negative feelings to their peers. ...
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... The data obtained from the final questionnaires, where participants rated the proposed activities on a scale of 1 (inadequate option) to 5 (very adequate), indicated that 41.6% of participants considered the activities to be "adequate". This result aligns with the findings in the literature, which suggest that the perceived adequacy of course activities can significantly enhance student motivation and satisfaction [50]. ...
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... In general, there are many the previous studies about the effectiveness of CL strategies on teaching and learning English-speaking. Besides the negative above-mentioned appreciations about effects of CL strategy of Azmi, Celik, Yidliz and Tugrul (2014), Beebe and Masterson (2003) and Zhao and Jiang (2009), many others researchers such as Burke (2011), Barkley, Cross and Major (2005), Li and Campbell (2008), Xue (2013) et cetera, strongly claimed that CL affords learners the opportunities to improve, practice and apprehend English speaking skill. ...
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This study was conducted to determine the effectiveness of the cooperative learning (CL) strategy on English speaking competence at the intermediate level at the University of Finance-Marketing (UFM). It was conducted within 2 months. A pre-test and post-test were applied to determine the effectiveness of research treatments (i.e. Kagan CL strategies) in English speaking comprehension at the intermediate level. Moreover, a questionnaire was used to enquire into the students’ attitudes towards applying CL in the classroom. To determine the result of this study, the independent sample t-test, paired sample t-test and frequency command were used to analyze the collected data. The result showed that CL strategy enhanced English as a foreign language (EFL) students’ English-speaking competence at the intermediate level. The result of the study affirmed the positive effectiveness of CL strategies in teaching English-speaking performance at the intermediate level of EFL students. Through the study, the author also suggested using some different teaching strategies such as Student Teams-Achievement Divisions in teaching English to continue to enhance the effectiveness of CL on English speaking performance.
... Similar to (Langthaler, 2021) research, our results suggest that incorporating practical applications of concepts within academic courses can promote active learning and foster deeper student participation. Furthermore, the study aligns with (Barkley, Cross, & Major's 2014) work, demonstrating that activity-based education, particularly within skill-integrated courses, leads to higher student engagement compared to purely academic instruction. ...
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Vocationally integrated content meets job market demands and prepares students for successful careers. It engages students, inculcates practical skills, and promotes social and economic development. This study aims to determine the effect of vocational content integration on developing students’ interest towards schooling in Non-Formal Education. It was a quantitative study based on three phases: determining need analysis, integration of vocational skills and intervention in the classroom. The population of the study comprised non-formal schools running under JICA, NCHD and AIOU in the slum areas of Islamabad. The cluster sampling was made for determining need analysis. A self-developed questionnaire was employed to conduct survey from 295 adult learners studying in the non-formal schools to determine their needs. They most demanded skills from distance learners were stitching, beautician and computer skills. The desired skills were integrated in the academic courses i.e. Arithmetic, English and Urdu being taught in the non-formal schools. In the second phase, 30 lesson plans were developed following integrated curriculum aligned with the revised vocational courses with the help of subject experts. At Phase three, a non-formal school from NCHD was conveniently engaged to teach integrated curriculum. The teacher taught 30 lessons following lesson plans devised in the light of revised curriculum. The evidence of change in attitude, regularity and interest towards schooling was measured through rating scales before and after intervention (pre-test and post-test format). The effect of integrated curriculum evidently visible in adult learners’ attitude and motivation towards schooling. They were active and fully engaged in the classroom, which showed their motivation. Findings showed adult learners increased interest in acquiring skills, leading to higher engagement and helpful in earning their daily life needs. However, based on empirical evidence of this study skill based integrated curriculum approaches are recommended which enhance students’ interest and motivation towards schooling. Keywords: Integrated curriculum, Vocational skills, Non-Formal Education & Interest and motivation
... The nurture theory posits that individuals' abilities and characteristics are largely shaped by their environment including the tools and resources available to them (Barkley et al. 2014). Thus, it could be perceived that smartphones, laptops, and textbooks provide UNILIA students with a range of resources and tools that are essential for academic success. ...
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... Intentional design is a feature of successful teaching and learning and it also applies to collaboration in class (Barkley et al. 2014). But collaboration does not happen by itself, and therefore, it should be treated as a learning objective of its own and included as such in the project work design even though, ESP syllabus is often centred on language learning objectives solely. ...
... TAs are a form of formative assessment (see Barkley & Major, 2016 for an in-depth treatment of formative assessment). Formative assessment allows the instructor and students to determine the students' general learning needs, the content learning gaps, the misinterpretations of concepts, and more. ...
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... 143 students were randomly associated to the IL condition and the other 120 were randomly associated to the CL condition. By following the suggestion of Barkley, Cross, & Major (2005) and Schellens & Valcke (2006), according to which in collaborative learning environment groups need to be small for facilitating the fully participation of students and for developing a group cohesion, students associated to the CL condition were divided into 30 small groups of four students. Even though students frequent the same lectures, since they were freshmen we can assume that they were unlikely to have already constructed a strong friendship one another. ...
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... The extent to which teachers understand the ideas and practices behind each of these approaches is unknown. Collaborative learning, for example, entails students working in groups to finish a task, with each group member having an equal amount of work to perform (Barkley, Major & Cross, 2014). Collaborative learning does not mean just working together where only one student accomplishes the entire given task; nonetheless, this is a widespread misconception about the approach. ...
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... A culture of excellence in teaching has to be created to ascend the quality of teaching to greater heights. Teamwork is considered as an important way in which learning happens (Barkley, Cross & Major 2014), even collaborative learning has high impact on learning (Kuh 2008). Different methods that are found to be helpful have to be adopted to achieve success. ...
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