While completing the robotics open-ended project, teachers developed learning strategies including case-based reasoning, sketches, trial and error, and evaluating capacity¶
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q2 i? Reflective essays revealed that teachers developed learning strategies such as case-based reasoning, sketches, trial and error, and evaluating capacity during the open-ended robotics project. → An 2022
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An, H., Sung, W. & Yoon, S.Y. (2022). Implementation of learning by design in a synchronized online environment to teach educational robotics to inservice teachers. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-022-10134-8
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Qualitative analysis of teachers' reflective essays in the mixed-methods action research. The article reports teachers "developed learning strategies, such as case-based reasoning, sketches, trial and error, and evaluating capacity" while completing the open-ended project.
"As revealed in their reflective essays, they also developed learning strategies, such as case-based reasoning, sketches, trial and error, and evaluating capacity while completing the robotics open-ended project."
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Related Claims¶
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- Playful and creative engagement with robots supported students' learning of robotics and AI, including recognizing that robot behavior is driven by sensor data rather than human-like perception — related
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While completing the robotics open-ended project, teachers developed learning strategies including case-based reasoning, sketches, trial and error, and evaluating capacity |
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While completing the robotics open-ended project, teachers developed learning strategies including case-based reasoning, sketches, trial and error, and evaluating capacity |
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