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Showing 1 to 20 of 58 for “"Cognitive Engagement"”.
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Cognitive Engagement Across Academic and Extracurricular Activities
… middle childhood through adolescence, school disengagement tends to increase, placing some adolescents at risk of drop out (Archambault et al., 2022; Widlund et al., 2021). Youth engagement involves active participation both inside and outside of school settings, including involvement in …
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The Effects of Teachers' Flow Experiences on the Cognitive Engagement of Students
… between teachers' flow experiences and student cognitive engagement during class time. Study participants consisted of students and their teachers in grades 6 through 10 from a number of elementary and secondary schools in the Fraser Valley region of British Columbia, Canada. Data were collected …
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A Relationship between Course-level Implementation of First Principles of Instruction and Cognitive Engagement: A Multilevel Analysis
<p>Cognitive engagement is an indicator of how students engage in their learning process in classroom context, and the levels of cognitive engagement are conceptualized by the use of cognitive and metacognitive strategies. As the levels of cognitive engagement are thought to be a result of …
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Teacher torque: A research project investigating student cognitive engagement through observations of non-verbal responses to certain forms of classroom questions
This research project investigates student cognitive engagement through observations of nonverbal responses to certain forms of classroom questions. The basic assumption of this thesis is that education is the intentional act of expanding or evolving each individual student's model of the world. …
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Reviewing the challenge for able students’: a participatory enquiry exploring the nature of pedagogy that can enhance cognitive engagement with homework.
… the focus of the research to consider the cognitive challenge incorporated into tasks, focusing on thinking skills and questioning techniques. The third and final action research layer resulted in a newly developed, collaboratively-constructed ‘student friendly’ thinking skills analysis …
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In-Group, Out-Group, or All of the Above: The Advantages of Young Adult Literature for Empathic and Cognitive Engagement with Minority Protagonists
Using the lens of cognitive poetics, this theoretical thesis examines how a majority or mainstream culture adolescent reader would use empathy with young adult novels featuring minority protagonists – that is, protagonists who are disabled, who are LGBT+, or who are of a minority race or ethnicity. …
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The role of prosocial behavior and peer belonging in adolescents' classroom engagement
… is linked to their own and their classmate's engagement in the classroom. This raises the question of through what pathway prosocial behavior is linked to engagement. This study investigates whether early adolescents' peer belonging mediates the relationship between prosocial behavior and …
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Social Gamification in Multimedia Instruction: Assessing the Effects of Animation, Reward Strategies, and Social Interactions on Learners Motivation and Academic Performance in Online Settings
… to increase customers’ motivation and engagement. Increased motivation is also a critical factor that influences learning performance in online settings; however, the question of how to retain newly gained motivation and transfer it into learning efforts is still a challenge in …
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Investigating Stereotype Threat as a Source of Black/White Differential Item Functioning
… (DIF). Additionally, this study examines cognitive engagement and emotionality patterns on mathematics achievement tests. An experiment designed to investigate the impact of stereotype threat on test performance when 8th grade Black students are solving mathematics problems was conducted. …
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LeeLee : an attention visualisation analysis while reading academically
… revealing patterns of fixations, saccades, and cognitive engagement levels that inform strategies to enhance focus and efficiency. The key results show that both Eye-tracking and EEG can provide quantifiable data on attentional patterns during reading. The study used the "Visualization as …
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Creating, Implementing, and Evaluating the Use of a Food Science and Technology 5E Based Curriculum Impact on Underrepresented Minority Youth Engagement in Science
Increasing underrepresented minority youth (URMY) engagement in STEM education remains at the forefront of our Nation's educational battle. The aim of this study was to create, implement, and evaluate the impact of innovative food science and technology (FST) lesson plans on URMY engagement in, and …
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Collaborative Learning with a Geometry Video Game: The Role of Elaboration and Game Design in Motivation and Learning
… varied tremendously not only in their level of cognitive engagement but also in the quality of their social interactions. I conclude that successful collaborative learning with serious games requires not only careful consideration of how to align the game mechanics with the learning goals but …
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Investigating Factors Influencing Chinese Private College Students’ Engagement in Emergency Online Learning
… public health emergency, the issue of student engagement in emergency online learning (EOL) has risen to prominence. Given the close association between student engagement and academic outcomes, investigating factors influencing student engagement in EOL is crucial for informing effective …
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Evaluating cognitive workload in an AR environment using pupil area responses
… (AR) instruction affects learners' cognitive workload, using pupil-area pupillometry synchronized with established subjective measures. Participants engaged with biomechanics-focused AR modules while wearing eye-tracking glasses, enabling continuous recording of their pupil responses …
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Is Trait Boredom About What You Feel or How You Want to Respond to Boring Situations?
If state boredom signals that ones cognitive resources are not engaged in a situation and pushes an individual to seek cognitive engagement, then this study tested the idea that trait boredom moderates the impact of a boring situation on individuals response motivations, as opposed to individuals …
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A mixed methods study of the relationship between dialogic inquiry and engagement in active learning Shakespeare education
… between dialogic inquiry and student engagement within the context of active learning Shakespeare education. Active learning is a pedagogical framework that challenges students to experience Shakespeare’s literature by embodying the text through voice and movement. A mixed methods …
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Impact of Student Voice in the (Dis) Engagement of Middle School Students in Urban Elementary School and Academic Achievement
… inclusive teaching practices on student voice, engagement, and academic outcomes among middle school students in an urban elementary school. Grounded in the theoretical frameworks of Culturally Relevant Pedagogy (Ladson-Billings), Culturally Responsive Teaching (Gay), and Culturally Sustaining …
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Facilitating Student Engagement: the Importance of Life Satisfaction
… between multidimensional aspects of students' engagement with school and their overall life satisfaction. Student engagement has been conceptualized as the degree to which a student cognitively, emotionally, and behaviorally participates in school. It was hypothesized that adolescent students' …
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Texturalism and Performance - Adorno's Theory of Truth
… dialectical philosophical texts, and the agent’s cognitive engagement and ‘performance’ of these texts. This reading is founded on an interpretation of Adorno as a transcendental philosopher, who grounds the transcendental necessity of concepts in the requirements of self-preservation. The agent’s …
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"Examining the Complexities of ""Kidwatching"" in a Context for Teacher Inquiry"
… teacher's path towards change and each teacher's engagement in critical reflection was different from their peers. Factors such as cognitive engagement and motivations for participating in the group may have affected their degree of change and their engagement in reflection. Implications for …
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