Entity: Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV)
Confidenciality: No
Education area(s): Formació del professorat d'Educació Secundària Obligatòria i Batxillerat, Formació Professional i Ensenyament d'Idiomes
Title in different languages: Aprenentatge cooperatiu a les classes de Formació i Orientació Laboral del CFGM de Gestió Administrativa
Abstract: The rates of early school dropout, deemed to be academic failure, a very high across all of Spain, far below the goals set by the European Union (EU). This also holds true for schools in Catalonia. This study approaches the problem of a lack of motivation and a poor participation of students in a specific class group with specific characteristics. To try and remedy this situation, a cooperative learning methodology has been implemented in the classroom in order to make students take control of their own learning, developing positive interdependence that allows them to meet their objectives together and, as such, increase motivation and participation in the proposed activities as a result. The case study, as research design, allows us to analyse the qualitative variables in the research and gauge students’ motivation and participation before and after cooperative learning. After the new methodology was applied to the teaching-learning activities, the results show that there was an increase in the students’ participation and motivation with the proposed class work, which shows that working cooperatively to meet shared goals and shared success improves students’ intrinsic motivation.
Subject: Ciències de l'educació
Academic year: 2020-2021
Language: Català
Work's public defense date: 2021-06-18
Subject areas: Education sciences
Student: Alonso Terragnolo, Carolina
Department: Pedagogia
Creation date in repository: 2021-07-23
Keywords: Cooperative learning, motivation, participation, collaboration, academic failure
Title in original language: Aprenentatge cooperatiu a les classes de Formació i Orientació Laboral del CFGM de Gestió Administrativa
Access Rights: info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
Project director: Pellicé Salvat, Francesca