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Effects of Peer Interaction During Computer-Based Mathematics Instruction
Simon Hooper
Learning and Performance Systems
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Ability Grouping
50%
Computer-based
100%
Fifth-grade Students
50%
Group Learning
50%
Group Treatment
100%
High Ability
50%
High-achieving Students
50%
Homogeneous Groups
50%
Individual Learning
50%
Individual Treatment
50%
Instructional Discourse
50%
Instructional Efficiency
50%
Mathematics Instruction
100%
Peer Interaction
100%
Receiving Help
50%
Significant Predictors
50%
Sixth-grade Students
50%
Social Sciences
Ability Grouping
50%
Mathematics Instruction
100%
Peer Interaction
100%
Psychology
Mathematics Instruction
100%