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Students' Perceptions Of Doctorate Classroom Discussions

Zuliati Rohmah

Jurnal Ilmu Pendidikan · 2016

doi:10.17977/jip.v14i3.37 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

The paper presents doctorate students' perceptions of classroom discussions. The data were collected from interviews with students involved intensively in classroom discussions. The results show that the students have five positive perceptions of classroom discussions. The paper will also highlight some inhibitions arising from different cultural backgrounds of the discussion participants. Discussion and suggestions are put forward at the end of the paper

Abstract licence: CC BY

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