Networking for English Literature Class: Cooperative Learning in Chinese Context

Huiyin Li

English Language Teaching, 2017, vol. 10, issue 12, 219

Abstract: This action research was conducted to investigate the efficacy of networking, an adjusted cooperative learning method employed in an English literature class for non-English majors in China. Questionnaire was administered online anonymously to college students after a 14-week cooperative learning in literature class in a Chinese university, aiming to study whether the proposed cooperative learning method was an effective method in literature class and how it would impact students. The results indicated that it was an effective instructional practice with benefits in academic study, accountability and social skills.

Date: 2017
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