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Tasks requiring application of theoretical knowledge to problem tasks were mastered inadequately by 7th graders

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q3 i? In the final didactic test, pupils solved tasks 6 and 9 with average successfulness below 60%; these tasks demand correct application of theoretical information in typical school and problem tasks. → Žáčok 2010

Evidence

Žáčok 2010

Žáčok, L'. (2010). Research Examination of the Options to Increase the Education Effectiveness in the Technical Subjects at the 7th Grade of Elementary School Using Hypertext Educational Material. Informatics in Education, 9(2), 283–299. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1064256

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Phenomenal (item) analysis of the didactic test tasks across the whole sample, reported as weighted percentage fruitfulness of solution per task; total test success was 75.9%. Tasks 6 and 9 fell below 60% successfulness.

"the pupils have inadequately mastered the curriculum included in the tasks 6 and 9 (Table 6) which the pupils solved with the average successfulness lesser than 60%"

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