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Peer-reviewed research2017 Otago review (McNatty & Boyes)

Does challenge by choice increase participation?

Chase, D. L.Journal of Experiential Education 38(2), 108-1282015International

The article discusses student responses to a challenge by choice programme, including its benefits and caveats.

What's new

The article discusses students' responses to both the design and implementation of a challenge by choice programme. The author explores benefits and caveats through detailed observations of sequenced activities, student journal extracts and interviews.

Why it matters in Aotearoa

Relevant to how instructors invite participation.

How strong is the evidence

Peer-reviewed qualitative study using observations, journals and interviews

What to read

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