Completing the topic-specific reflection module on angular momentum yielded a larger effect on strategic approach than completing other modules alone¶
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q2 i? Students who completed both more modules and the angular momentum module showed a larger effect size in strategic approach than those who completed more modules without the angular momentum module. → Sijmkens 2024
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Sijmkens 2024¶
Sijmkens, E., De Cock, M., & De Laet, T. (2023). Scaffolding Students' Use of Metacognitive Activities Using Discipline- and Topic-Specific Reflective Prompts. Metacognition and Learning, 18(3), 811–843. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11409-023-09363-w
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Comparison of strategy scores among three angular momentum interaction groups (N=316, one group of 5 excluded). Kruskal-Wallis revealed significant differences (χ2 = 25.25, p < .001, df = 2); post-hoc Wilcoxon tests showed significant differences between all pairs of groups. Effect sizes printed in Figure 4 table but values not stated in text.
"It is noteworthy that the effect size (r-value in Figure 4) is larger for students who not only completed more reflection modules, but also completed the module on angular momentum (see table in Figure 4)."
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Related Claims¶
- Students who completed more DLC reflection modules exhibited a more strategic approach to solving an exam problem on angular momentum — related
- Topic-specificity of reflection modules is not essential for developing strategic approach, unlike for conceptual understanding — reports the opposite
- Frequent use of reflective prompts related to better strategic problem-solving and conceptual understanding — related
- Completion of the angular momentum reflection module is the first significant predictor of conceptual understanding of the related exam problem — related
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Completing the topic-specific reflection module on angular momentum yielded a larger effect on strategic approach than completing other modules alone |
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Completing the topic-specific reflection module on angular momentum yielded a larger effect on strategic approach than completing other modules alone |
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