Teacher-introduced redirection that simplified a team's epistemic object was associated with a decline in that team's knowledge-creation activity¶
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q1 i? When teachers directed the Sunny team from a water-turbine charger toward a solar panel charger, the team's application of product design practices declined and its epistemic object was simplified. → Sini Davies 2024
Evidence¶
Sini Davies 2024¶
Sini Davies, Pirita Seitamaa-Hakkarainen, Kai Hakkarainen. (2024). Knowledge creation through maker practices and the role of teacher and peer support in collaborative invention projects. Intern. J. Comput.-Support. Collab. Learn. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-024-09427-2
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On-site observational finding about the Sunny team reported in the Findings section: the "teacher-introduced idea to design the solar panel and a case for it caused the team to simplify their epistemic object", and the new direction did not trigger sufficiently new or complex design challenges for deeper knowledge creation.
"Based on our on-site observations, the teacher-introduced idea to design the solar panel and a case for it caused the team to simplify their epistemic object, discarding the complex knowledge and visions involved."
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Related Claims¶
- Embodied design practices of sketching and experimenting co-occurred with the application of product design, computer engineering, and science practices, while model making was more often followed by it — related
- A mandated mid-project 3D digital-modeling task interrupted the teams' engineering-based knowledge-creation activities — related
- Anchoring collaboration in a shared epistemic object distinguished the successful co-invention teams from the unsuccessful one — related
- A shared epistemic object let a team with substantial off-task time (UrPo) still complete a successful co-invention — related
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Teacher-introduced redirection that simplified a team's epistemic object was associated with a decline in that team's knowledge-creation activity |
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Teacher-introduced redirection that simplified a team's epistemic object was associated with a decline in that team's knowledge-creation activity |
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