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ERIC ED475938: Learning Geometry Dynamically: Teacher Structure or ...
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This study examined the effects of level of instructional
scaffolding on students' use of Geometer's Sketchpad and
other software tools in a technology-integrated geometry
curriculum. In order to revitalize education at the
secondary level and in particular in the mathematics
curriculum, educational reformers have advocated the
incorporation of appropriate technologies to support
learner-centered environments. The goal was to determine
the relative effectiveness of a teacher-directed approach
compared to a student-directed approach of utilizing
Sketchpad to complete a project-based learning task. In
general, and in the short term, the instructional model
where the teacher provided structure and directed the
problem solving activities of the students resulted in
learner outcomes characterized by greater understanding
of the concepts and less frustration with the process of
using Sketchpad. However, many students in the self-
directed group expressed a sense of self-confidence and
pleasure with their accomplishments. (Contains 15
references and 2 figures.) (Author)
Date Published: 2016-01-17 03:44:14
Identifier: ERIC_ED475938
Item Size: 11809024
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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