Perceptions of What Helps Learn and Develop in Education
Sue Drew
Abstract
Sue Drew
Abstract
This article describes the findings of a series of structured group sessions, which elicited student views on their learning outcomes, and what helped or hindered their development. It provides an insight into student perceptions of the factors that they considered influenced their learning. These factors are considered in relation to the Quality Assurance Agency's criteria for Subject Review.
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This article describes the findings of a series of structured group sessions, which elicited student views on their learning outcomes, and what helped or hindered their development. It provides an insight into student perceptions of the factors that they considered influenced their learning. These factors are considered in relation to the Quality Assurance Agency's criteria for Subject Review.
Key concepts: Perception, Agency (philosophy), Higher education, Psychology, Relation (database), Subject (documents), Mathematics education, Pedagogy