Research data for: Becoming a Socially Responsive Co-Learner

This study provides insight into interpersonal behaviour and supportive communication as two aspects of pupils' face-to-face promotive interactions(FtFPI). Sixteen pupils 9–10 years of age were videotaped in four structured mixed-ability groups during CL sessions. Using a thematic hybrid approach, the study found that pupils used verbal and non-verbal features for co-learners’ responsive actions during FtFPI. However, the findings also revealed some factors that interfere with the pupils’ FtFPI, such as having insufficient knowledge and personal skills about peer attention, encouragement and praising.The article is accepted.