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ERIC EJ839902: It's in the Genes: Exploring Relationships between C...
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This study was conducted to examine the statistical
relationship between problem solving and critical
thinking to guide future teaching and research for
agricultural educators using the problem-solving
approach. Students enrolled in an undergraduate genetics
course in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
at the University of Florida were prompted to use their
critical-thinking skills while answering a problem in the
context of biotechnology. Students' critical-thinking
skills were assessed through content analysis of a think-
aloud protocol. Other cognitive factors assessed included
problem-solving style, problem-solving level, and
critical-thinking disposition. A path analysis was used
to examine how these trait-based variables and use of
critical-thinking skills contribute to solving a problem.
Of these cognitive factors, only problem-solving level,
critical-thinking disposition, and use of critical-
thinking skills were included in the revised model. The
authors argue that although correlations were
significant, they were low and indicated that critical
thinking and problem-solving may be more independent than
previously thought. Limitations of this study require
more research to better understand how these cognitive
factors are employed by the learner to solve problems.
Date Published: 2016-05-26 23:20:54
Identifier: ERIC_EJ839902
Item Size: 11942140
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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