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Insights into the highest level of student group work at the IIIEE

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Photographer: Johan Bävman

PhD candidates Leonidas Milios and Julia Nussholz discuss key elements of student group work for advanced learning in higher education.

In a recent research article, published in the magazine of Lund University ‘Lärande i LTH’, Leonidas and Julia contribute in the analysis of what constitutes a well-designed and effective group work for students in higher education.

The article presents the findings of a study aiming to explore potential problems related to the division of work between students, as well as possibilities for teachers to facilitate fruitful collaborative learning in student groups.

Follow this link to read in detail the outcomes of the study, in page 5 of the LU magazine ‘Lärande i LTH’.