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Student-centered methods have an overall positive and high-level effect on academic success in Turkish language instruction

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q3 i? Meta-analytic combination of 22 studies shows student-centered methods positively and significantly affect academic success in Turkish language instruction compared with conventional teaching. → Nurşat Biçer 2017

Evidence

Nurşat Biçer 2017

Nurşat Biçer. (2017). The Influence of Student-centered Methods in Turkish Language Instruction on Academic Success: A Meta-analysis Study. Universal Journal of Educational Research 5(4). https://doi.org/10.13189/ujer.2017.050419

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Meta-analysis of 22 experimental and quasi-experimental studies (2000–2016) on Turkish language instruction, analyzed with Hedges' d under a random effects model in CMA software. The article reports that student-centered methods have "an overall positive and high level effect on the academic success of students." No overall pooled effect size value is printed for this summary statement.

"As a resul t of the study, it was determined that student-centered learning methods have an overall positive and high level effect on the academic success of students."

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