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Browse Dissertations and Theses - Education by Contributor "Dennis, J. Richard"
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(1994)Although aural and visual media have long been used in the second-language classroom, relatively little information exists to show that media are really effective for preparing students to deal with communicative situations. ...
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(1994)This study examined the effectiveness of computer-based, context-embedded approaches to second-language vocabulary learning in comparison with conventional instruction strategies. Four experimental treatments were prepared: ...
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(1991)In this study, the effects of cooperative learning on the mathematics achievement and attitude of pre-college algebra students were investigated. Campbell and Stanley's Design 10 was used with six classes totaling 106 ...
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The effects of problem-solving software on the problem-solving ability of secondary school students (1990)The effects of problem solving software on the problem solving ability and attitude toward mathematics of secondary school students was investigated. The 40 experimental and 31 control subjects were students enrolled in ...
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(1993)The purposes of this study were to evaluate the effectiveness of programming instruction on students' problem-solving abilities, and to explore whether a logic programming or a procedural programming environment results ...
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The effects of two instructional methods on problem-solving ability and Logo programming achievement (1990)The purposes of the study were to define and design two theoretically reasonable instructional methods to teach computer programming, the Context-oriented and the Syntax-oriented instructional methods, and to compare their ...
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(1995)Most Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) are designed in such a way that the system's (teacher's) role is active and the learner's role is passive. This study reverses this trend so that students function as active learners ...
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(1995)Most Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) are designed in such a way that the system's (teacher's) role is active and the learner's role is passive. This study reverses this trend so that students function as active learners ...
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(1989)As hypertext systems are becoming more and more powerful and popular, users are faced with the problem of adapting to the innovative style of information retrieval. Because of this, there is a need to articulate strategies ...
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(1991)This study examined (a) the effectiveness of a hypertext network branching approach vs. a linear sequential approach in computer-based instruction and (b) the effects of learner control in a new hypertext learning environment. ...
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(1988)Nine female and 6 male visually impaired junior and senior high school students with a mean age of 14.75 years were individually tested using a microcomputer with a color monitor. The research questions were: (a) What is ...
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