Collaborative learning in the Vietnam Escuela Nueva Model and students' learning behaviors: A mixed methods longitudinal study
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- DOI: 10.1016/j.ijedudev.2024.103017
Collaborative learning in the Vietnam Escuela Nueva Model and students' learning behaviors: A mixed methods longitudinal study
Abstract
We study how Vietnam's Escuela Nueva, a pedagogical reform that promotes participatory and collaborative learning in primary schools, affects students' learning behaviors in short and long run. Using a propensity score matching approach, we find that the model increases the likelihood of giving and receiving feedback from peers as well as asking questions in class. The peer-learning effects appear to persist in the long run as students enter lower secondary school. Qualitative interviews with lower secondary teachers and school principals also provide evidence of these long-term effects. However, teachers also highlighted important concerns of this model.
Keywords: Basic education; Escuela Nueva; Learning behaviors; Peer learning; Vietnam.
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