Perturbation type determines the interaction types needed: conflicting evidence elicits argumentation¶
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q1 i? When a script provides students with conflicting evidence, more argumentation is required before students can reach an agreement. → Pierre Dillenbourg 2008
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Pierre Dillenbourg 2008¶
Pierre Dillenbourg, Fabrice Hong. (2008). The mechanics of CSCL macro scripts. International Journal of Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning. https://hal.science/hal-00692019
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Illustrative mechanism from the article's abstract: the nature of the perturbation determines the types of interactions necessary for overcoming it, here conflicting evidence driving argumentation. No empirical data are reported for this instance.
"if a script provides students with conflicting evidence, more argumentation is required before students can reach an agreement"
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Related Claims¶
- Macro scripts disturb a team's natural convergence and increase required interaction intensity — related
- Macro scripts foster knowledge-productive interactions: argumentation, explanations and mutual regulation — related
- Both constructive-conflict conditions produced substantially more idea editing between design iterations than unsupported self-reflection — related
- Conflict-based instruction improves science conceptual learning, though staged contradictions helped only learners who reported being confused, and no study isolates disequilibrium as the mechanism — related
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Perturbation type determines the interaction types needed: conflicting evidence elicits argumentation |
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Perturbation type determines the interaction types needed: conflicting evidence elicits argumentation |
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