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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Cooperative Problem Solving"”.

  1. +aThe influence of cooperative learning, telecommunications, and problem-solving activities on the cooperative problem-solving behavior and achievement of middle school students

    In order to study achievement and the use of problem solving strategies among middle school students both in the classroom and over a telecommunications network, students were given a Social Studies Test, observed and coded using the Student Interaction Observation Form. All subjects received one …

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  2. The role of tutors in the effectiveness of cooperative learning physics tutorials

    Group problem solving tutorials have been in lise in the Department of Physics at the University of Cape Town for more than a decade. They are implemented with the belief that students have the opportunity to develop problem-solving skills through interacting with each other, and are able to make …

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  3. Evaluating the Effectiveness of Active Learning in Introductory Physics

    … because it promotes the ability of learners to problem solve and think critically about the world around them, but physics educators who use traditional teaching methods often struggle to help students learn and appreciate the subject (Meltzer & Manivannan, 2002). Research indicates that there …

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  4. Student Centered Strategies for Engaging Instruction in the Extended Period

    Keeping students engaged in the learning process is a challenge faced by most teachers. Instituting a bell schedule that requires them to make changes in their traditional instructional delivery may increase that challenge exponentially. The benefit of an extended period, also known as the block …

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