Positive Feedback tags peaked significantly in the first pandemic cohort, interpreted as socioemotional support during a time of crisis¶
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q2 i? Annotated Positive Feedback tags were similar in cohorts I, II, and IV, with a statistically significant increase in cohort III, possibly reflecting sympathy and socioemotional support during the crisis. → Zahava Scherz · Asaf Salman · Giora Alexandron · Yael Shwartz 2023
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Zahava Scherz · Asaf Salman · Giora Alexandron · Yael Shwartz 2023¶
Zahava Scherz · Asaf Salman · Giora Alexandron · Yael Shwartz. (2023). WhatsApp Discourse Throughout COVID-19: Towards Computerized Evaluation of the Development of a STEM Teachers Professional Learning Community. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-022-00320-3
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Content analysis of coded Positive Feedback tags across the four cohorts found similar values in cohorts I, II and IV with a statistically significant increase in cohort III; the interpretation as crisis-period support is the authors' own and no effect size is printed.
"the annotated PF tags were similar in cohorts I, II, and IV, with a statistically significant increase in cohort III. This peak may reflect reinforcement in the forms of sympathy and socioemotional support during a time of crisis."
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Related Claims¶
- COVID-19 accelerated professional knowledge exchange (CK and PCK) in the L-PLC WhatsApp discourse, with tags significantly higher in pandemic cohorts — related
- Sharing of teaching materials became a norm in the L-PLC during COVID-19, rising significantly in pandemic cohorts and remaining steady thereafter — related
- Requests for and sharing of technological knowledge rose sharply during COVID-19 (TK from 9 to 206 tags; ASK-TK from 6 to 82 tags between cohorts I and III) — related
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Positive Feedback tags peaked significantly in the first pandemic cohort, interpreted as socioemotional support during a time of crisis |
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Positive Feedback tags peaked significantly in the first pandemic cohort, interpreted as socioemotional support during a time of crisis |
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