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Collaborative Concept Mapping as an Instructional Strategy

Name: Collaborative Concept Mapping as an Instructional Strategy
Brand: VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller E.K.
SKU: 06818157
Price: 52.09 EUR
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Author: Gao Hong
ISBN: 9783639090536

Gao Hong

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 06818157

Casa editrice VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller E.K., ottobre 2008

Given mixed findings on collaborative concept mappingfrom prior studies, this study attempts to addr... Descrizione completa

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Given mixed findings on collaborative concept mappingfrom prior studies, this study attempts to addresssome of the specific aspectsof the technique,namely, key concepts availability and propositionformation, to see whether providing such supportwould benefit the learners with little prior exposureto the technique and low familiarity with the topicon which they were instructed to construct a conceptmap. The results, contradictory to what was expected,were that such support did not benefit novicelearners. It is suggested that additional research inthis area is needed to gain a better understanding ofeffective use of the technique in group settings.