Learning in outcome based education – does it lead to student engagement?
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https://doi.org/10.12697/eha.2017.5.2.09Keywords:
outcome based education, student engagement, achievement of the intended learning outcomes in higher education, students and teachers’ perceptionsAbstract
Artikli aluseks oleva kvantitatiivse uuringu eesmärk on välja selgitada, kuidas üliõpilased ja õppejõud hindavad väljundipõhise õppe rakendumist õpiväljundite omandamist toetavate komponentide toel. Kuue Eesti kõrgkooli üliõpilaste (n = 1329) ja õppejõudude (n = 94) hinnangutest selgub, et õpiväljundite arusaadavus, õpikeskkond, õppematerjalid, sooritatud tööd, hindamisülesanded, tagasiside, tööde maht, õpetamine, õppijate motivatsioon ja rahulolu toetavad õpiväljundite saavutamist. Samas ilmneb uuringust, et üliõpilased ei panusta ise õppetöösse piisavalt ning ei ole kaasatud õppeprotsessi. Õppetöösse panustamist iseloomustavad peamiselt õppimisse kaasatuse, õppijate motivatsiooni ja tööde mahu tulemused. Õppimisse kaasatust ennustavad enamasti õppimisse panustamise, õppijate motivatsiooni ja rahulolu tulemused. Õppejõudude ja üliõpilaste hinnangud enamiku õpiväljundite omandamist toetavate komponentide kohta oluliselt ei erinenud, v.a hindamisülesannete, õppija motivatsiooni ja kursusega rahulolu puhul. Tulemused näitavad, et senisest enam on vaja toetada õppijaid aktiivse rolli ning vastutuse võtmisel.
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