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Pedagogical Articles
A Study on the Effectiveness of Online Classes Using Class Reports
Comparison Between Online and Face-To-Face Classes Using Text Mining and Statistical Analysis Tools
Hisako Koyama
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2022 Volume 52 Pages 66-72

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 The purpose of this study is to analyze and examine the realization of the aim of the class(effectiveness of the class)in the online class of 2020 compared with the face-to-face class of 2019 for the class of[Teaching Method for Moral Education]. For this purpose, text mining and statistical analysis will be used to collect a limited amount of data in the form of written comments at each class. First, from the analysis of the list of extracted words and the co-occurrence network, what the students were able to learn in the entire class session was compared and discussed. As a result, the students' positive attitude toward the class was outlined in both years. Next, a cross-tabulation between each[class session]and the[code]representing the aim of the class was conducted, and the relationship between the overall[class session]and the[code]was confirmed by the χ2 test. Furthermore, the individual relationship between each[class session]and[code]was clarified using residual analysis. In conclusion, it was confirmed that the effectiveness of each class session in the online class was about the same as in the face-to-face class.

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