2006Unpublished venueRequires access

Is the Grass Greener in the Other Group? Students’ Experiences of Group-Work

Charlotta Einarsson, Eva Hammar Chiriac

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Group-work is used as one type of working method in higher education in Sweden today. Working with others in a group project may have many advantages and may also facilitate learning. But group-wor ...

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Group-work is used as one type of working method in higher education in Sweden today. Working with others in a group project may have many advantages and may also facilitate learning. But group-wor ...

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Group-work is used as one type of working method in higher education in Sweden today. Working with others in a group project may have many advantages and may also facilitate learning. But group-wor ...

Key concepts: Group (periodic table), Group work, Work (physics), Mathematics education, Engineering, Pedagogy, Psychology, Mechanical engineering

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