After the experimental system of specialized courses, engineering students' research competency levels were high versus their levels at the initial stage¶
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q2 i? Students' research competency levels after final evaluation were high compared with their levels at the initial stage of the experiment. → Kozlo 2018
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Kozlo 2018¶
Kozlo, A. V., & Shemshurina, S. A. (2018). Fostering Creativity in Engineering Universities: Research Activity and Curriculum Policy. International Journal of Instruction, 11(4), 93-106. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1191553
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Pedagogical experiment conducted 2013-2017 at the November Institute of Oil and Gas with 150 students in Technology of Transport Processes; pre- and post-tests of research competency were compared. The article reports "research competency levels of students were high versus" initial levels, with knowledge described as more systematic, complete and stronger.
"After final evaluation, research competency levels of students were high versus the research competency levels of students at the initial stage."
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