The Effects of Electronic Classrooms on Learning English Composition

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The Effects of Electronic Classrooms on Learning English Composition

B. Stinson
K. Claus

Excerpt

Dropouts were non-existant after the first two class sessions in the electronic rooms. In the traditional classroom setting, dropout rates averaged a little over 10%. With rare exceptions, students in the electronic rooms always handed in papers on time. In the other classrooms, 20% of papers were habitually turned in late… By the end of the semester, as a final grade, students enrolled in the electronic rooms had an average one half grade higher than the students in the traditional settings.

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