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Problem B
Can you construct analogical connections between these two
cases?
Explain how that analogy would help students learn.
Problem A
Problem B
Can you construct analogical connections between these two
cases?
Explain how that analogy would help students learn.
Problem A
Problem B
The solution for problem 1 provided to the students:
The solution for problem 1 provided to the students:
Here are the instructions to solve Problem 2:
Here are the instructions to solve Problem 2:
Unfortunately 65% of the students couldnt really
construct an analogy between these two cases.
Unfortunately 65% of the students couldnt really
construct an analogy between these two cases.
This article have shown us how analogy DID NOT help students learn.
What do you think the possible reasons that this study failed?
Is there ways they might have been more effective when they did this
study?
Time for class discussion...
This article have shown us how analogy DID NOT help students learn.
What do you think the possible reasons that this study failed?
Is there ways they might have been more effective when they did this
study?
Time for class discussion...
This article have shown us how analogy DID NOT help students learn.
What do you think the possible reasons that this study failed?
Are there ways they might have been more effective when they did this
study?
My opinion:
My opinion:
-The instructors only gave the students a tool, but they did
not explain how to use it.
-The instructors only gave the students a tool, but they did
not explain how to use it.
-The instructors only gave the students a tool, but they did
not explain how to use it.
-The instructors only gave the students a tool, but they did
not explain how to use it.
-The instructors only gave the students a tool, but they did
not explain how to use it.
They only ASSUMED it was familiar because they had told students the
answer using DIRECT INSTRUCTION which we already know does not
work!
So the FAMILIAR domain they were using was not really familiar to the
students.
They only ASSUMED it was familiar because they had told students the
answer using DIRECT INSTRUCTION which we already know does not
work!