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Keeler, Carolyn M.; And Others – Teaching Statistics, 1994
Formal use of cooperative learning techniques proved effective in improving student performance and retention in a freshman level statistics course. Lectures interspersed with group activities proved effective in increasing conceptual understanding and overall class performance. (11 references) (Author)
Descriptors: College Freshmen, Cooperative Learning, Group Activities, Higher Education
Hooks, James D. – 1986
This study compared the effectiveness of the traditional library lecture and computer-assisted instruction (CAI) in scheduled credit classes in library skills. Subjects were 18 college freshman attending branch campuses who were academically underprepared for college level study and who also lacked basic library skills. Eleven students were taught…
Descriptors: Analysis of Variance, College Freshmen, College Libraries, Computer Assisted Instruction
Drew, Claudine Paula – 1990
In an effort to curb high first-year attrition rates and to motivate students from a state of passive learning to one of active participation, Bergen Community College implemented a program of peer teaching-learning and group inquiry strategies in a preclinical dental hygiene course. To determine freshman students' learning styles, the following…
Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations Education, Classroom Techniques, College Freshmen, Community Colleges