In the PISG case study, occurrences of high-level grounding and high-level testing co-occurred with more occurrences of high-level inquiry processes¶
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q1 i? Graphical coding analysis of one PISG small group's full discourse showed that occurrences of high-level grounding (GH) and high-level testing (TH) led to occurrences of high-level generation of evidence, evaluation of evidence and drawing of conclusions. → Esther Tan 2018
q2 i? The authors' overarching case-study conclusion was that high-level grounding and testing led to more high-level inquiry processes in the PISG script condition. → Esther Tan 2018 (2)
Evidence¶
Esther Tan 2018¶
Esther Tan (2018). Effects of two differently sequenced classroom scripts on common ground in collaborative inquiry learning. Instructional Science. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11251-018-9460-6
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Graphical coding analysis (Keefer et al.) of one PISG group's complete discourse in the field trip and post-field trip: "three occurrences of high-level grounding (GH) and five occurrences of high-level testing (TH) which led to five occurrences of high-level generation of evidence (GEH)" plus two EEH and one DCH.
"Analysis of the group's discourse in the PISG script condition showed three occurrences of high-level grounding (GH) and five occurrences of high-level testing (TH) which led to five occurrences of high-level generation of evidence (GEH), two occurrences of high-level evaluation of evidence (EEH) and one occurrence of a high-level drawing of a conclusion (DCH)."
Esther Tan 2018 (2)¶
Esther Tan (2018). Effects of two differently sequenced classroom scripts on common ground in collaborative inquiry learning. Instructional Science. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11251-018-9460-6
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The article's own summary of its in-depth discourse analysis: "Case studies of the two groups’ discourse in each experimental condition showed that occurrences of high-level grounding and high-level testing processes led to more occurrences of high-level inquiry processes in the PISG script condition."
"Case studies of the two groups’ discourse in each experimental condition showed that occurrences of high-level grounding and high-level testing processes led to more occurrences of high-level inquiry processes in the PISG script condition."
Discussion¶
Learner Variables¶
- Communication Skills — predictor: learners who differ on it differ in outcomes
Related Claims¶
- In the case discourse, failure to integrate individuals' ideas with sound verification was linked to low-level inquiry outcomes, while successful high-level grounding enabled groups to integrate ideas and negotiate shared knowledge — possibly the same claim (merge candidate)
- The PISG and PSGI script sequences showed no statistically significant differences on high- and low-level inquiry processes, with small effect sizes despite descriptive trends favoring PISG on high-level processes — related
- The PISG and PSGI classroom script sequences showed no statistically significant difference in high- and low-level grounding and testing processes, alongside a trend favoring PISG — related
- In the PISG script, students' field-trip individual observations were largely off-target for the chosen plant, while by the post-field trip individuals showed some improvement in scientific thinking — related
- Epistemic network analysis provides a better account of temporal patterns between socio-cognitive events than coding-and-counting — related
- Exposure to field trips to informal science institutions produces small positive effects on middle school students' standardized science test scores — related
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In the PISG case study, occurrences of high-level grounding and high-level testing co-occurred with more occurrences of high-level inquiry processes |
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In the PISG case study, occurrences of high-level grounding and high-level testing co-occurred with more occurrences of high-level inquiry processes |
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