Journal of Educational Psychology · 1989 · 228 citations · 14 references
EducationEducational PsychologyTeachingInstruction In Higher EducationStudent EngagementStudent TeachingPeer InteractionPeer LearningPeer RelationshipsPeer SupportAcademic Achievement AssessmentPeer TeachingPeer-mediated InstructionPeer-to-peer InteractionReciprocal TutoringSatisfactionSubjective DistressTutoring Interaction
A component analysis of the reciprocal peer tutoring (RPT) strategy was performed, which previous research had demonstrated to be effective in producing cognitive gains, lowering subjective distress, and enhancing course satisfaction. One hundred students were randomly assigned to one of four groups designed to systematically compare the RPT strategy with its hypothesized components: dyadic, mutual exchange, and structured-learning format
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Stress, social support, and the buffering hypothesis.
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On the cognitive benefits of teaching.
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