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http://dx.doi.org/10.14400/JDC.2016.14.4.69

A study about the convergent effects of team interaction and team metacognition affecting a continuous participation in learning community of university  

Roh, Hye-Lan (Dept. of education, Seowon University)
Choi, Mi-Na (Dept. of teaching profession, Cheongju University)
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Journal of Digital Convergence / v.14, no.4, 2016 , pp. 69-78 More about this Journal
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to analyze convergent effects of team interaction and team metacognition of participants on a continuous participation in the university learning community. We developed 19 items of team interaction and 17 items of team metacognition through literature review. The subjects were 113 students who participated in learning community in A university. The results are as follows. First, team interaction level and team metacognition level can affect a continuous participation in learning community. The higher team interaction is and the lower team metacognition is, the higher continuous participation is. Second, among team interaction factors that affect a continuous participation in learning community, the more number of learning is and the more encouragement of one another is, the higher continuous participation is. But the less participation of members is, the less flow to learning is, and the less learning time is, the lower a continuous participation is. Third, among team metacognition factors that affect a continuous participation in learning community, the more number of learning is, the higher continuous participation is. But the more use of various learning tools is and the more learning time is, the lower continuous participation is. Based on these results, the convergent ways of support for continuous participation in the university learning community are as follows. First, supporting system is needed to induce students to experience the positive atmosphere of learning community by increasing number of learning to facilitate team interaction and urging them to encourage one another. Second, providing the effective utilization method is necessary for students to fully acknowledge the necessity and value of team metacognition activity.
Keywords
Team metacognition; Team interaction; Continuous participation; Learning community; Logistic regression;
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