A Social Psychological Analysis of Peer Tutoring
This paper reviews studies of the conditions and processes that maximize successful outcomes in peer tutoring programs involving both adults and children. Particular attention is given to studies of social psychological variables. Five areas are reviewed: (a) research on tutoring behaviors, and thei...
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