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Affective Experiences and Student Engagement in Higher Education N. Helander 1 , M. Boedeker 2 , P. Hellsten 1 , J. Jussila 1 , J. Myllärniemi 1 and M. Tukiainen 1 1 Tampere University of Technology 2 Tampere University of Applied Sciences

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Affective Experiences and Student Engagement in Higher Education

N. Helander1, M. Boedeker2, P. Hellsten1, J. Jussila1, J. Myllärniemi1 and M. Tukiainen1

1Tampere University of Technology

2Tampere University of Applied Sciences

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Motivation for the Study

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Positive affective experience

Increases students’ intrinsic motivation1

Increases student engagement2

Improves grades1

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1 Pekrun, R., Goetz, T., Frenzel, A. C., Barchfeld, P., & Perry, R. P. (2011) 2 Rossum, E. J., & Hamer, R. (2010)

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Mystery Shopper Method for Investigating Affective Experiences on

1.  Teaching staff and teaching

2.  Students and the learning culture

3.  Student services 4.  Learning environment

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Photo: The Meanest Mom

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Mystery Shoppers •  45 students from all faculties

participating in a mystery shopper project organised by the university administration in collaboration with the student union

•  The students kept an informal yet theme based diary on four larger topic areas

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Analysis of Affective Experiences Based on PAD Framework

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Conclusions •  The application of the PAD framework opens a novel

view to study the role of affective experiences of students in a higher education setting: ü  Teaching staff and their attitude towards students create the

peak experiences, both in good and in bad, and in all three dimensions of the PAD framework

ü  A non-motivated teacher causes not only non-arousal experience among students, but also certainly non-pleasure and most likely even non-dominance experience

ü  Teaching staff plays the single most important factor in creating student engagement – if the teacher is able to first create positive affective experience

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Future WorkReal-time measurement of affective experiences

in learning and teaching

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Interested to collaborate? - Contact us •  Prof. Nina Helander, Leader of PATI - Workspace as

Service, DEEVA -Using Data and Experiences in Novel Ecosystem Level Value Co-Creation and VALIT - Value Indicator Tool projects. –  nina.helander @ tut.fi

•  D.Sc. Jari Jussila, Leader of DigiSyke - Digitalization of Engineering and Technology Industries project –  jari.j.jussila @ tut.fi; @jjussila

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