1994
DOI: 10.1080/0268051940090104
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The student view of tutorial support: Report of a survey of Open University Education students

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“…This suggests that the tutor has to be interaction would improve the student-tutor relationship. careful about maintaining the balance between creating a Morgan & Morris (1994) undertook a survey to discover supportive environment and creating dependency. A what 54 Open University post-foundation education studmodel of supportive learning may help in the preparation ents felt about their tutorial support in Wales.…”
Section: Range Of Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This suggests that the tutor has to be interaction would improve the student-tutor relationship. careful about maintaining the balance between creating a Morgan & Morris (1994) undertook a survey to discover supportive environment and creating dependency. A what 54 Open University post-foundation education studmodel of supportive learning may help in the preparation ents felt about their tutorial support in Wales.…”
Section: Range Of Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The purpose of these tutors seeking evaluation of their tutorials reflects their interest in improving their tutoring (see Morgan and Morris 1994;Naylor, Cowie and Stevenson 1990a;Cowan 1994;Phillips and Stevens 1996). This point is important; and managers of tutors seeking to improve quality of tutorials should note the bene-54 Open Learning June 1997 fits mentioned by these authors that result from encouraging evaluation of provision rather than demanding it.…”
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“…Leur rôle demeure toutefois davantage réactif que proactif. Malgré le fait que plusieurs étudiants y accordent de l'importance (Gagné et collab., 2002 ;Morgan et Morris, 1994), le tutorat individuel demeure généralement peu utilisé par les étudiants (Glikman, 2002). Par exemple, au Cégep@distance, pour un cours donné, il y a en moyenne 1,6 communication entre un étudiant et son tuteur (Ricard et Malaison, 1996).…”
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