Every student present submitted at least one question response for each simulation, without external incentives¶

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Subclaims¶

q2 i? Across the four simulations, every student present submitted at least one response, and no external incentives were offered. → F.V. Kowalski and S.E. Kowalski 2013

Evidence¶

F.V. Kowalski and S.E. Kowalski 2013¶

F.V. Kowalski and S.E. Kowalski. (2013). Enhancing Curiosity Using Interactive Simulations Combined with Real-Time Formative Assessment Facilitated by Open-Format Questions on Tablet Computers. https://arxiv.org/abs/1308.1110 doi:10.48550/arxiv.1308.1110

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In the Results section the authors report full participation: "Every student present at the time of each simulation submitted at least one response." The discussion adds that students were given no external incentives for their responses.

"Every student present at the time of each simulation submitted at least one response."

Discussion¶

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