2021
DOI: 10.29333/iji.2021.14156a
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Empowering Scientific Thinking Skills of Students with Different Scientific Activity Types through Guided Inquiry

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“…The use of this tool or approach leads to the scientific thinking process of students in learning so that it affects the courage of students. It is in accordance with the opinion of Asmoro et al (2020) that the teacher will meet the courage of students to ask questions after students face difficulties during the process of finding through a learning approach.…”
Section: Respond To Ideassupporting
confidence: 67%
“…The use of this tool or approach leads to the scientific thinking process of students in learning so that it affects the courage of students. It is in accordance with the opinion of Asmoro et al (2020) that the teacher will meet the courage of students to ask questions after students face difficulties during the process of finding through a learning approach.…”
Section: Respond To Ideassupporting
confidence: 67%
“…The presence of technology based on blended learning further strengthens the guided function contained in the resulting learning media and is seen from the increase that occurred both for independence in learning and student learning outcomes. There is a significant difference between the experimental and control groups (Asmoro, 2021;Nurlaila & Lufri, 2021). Thus, it is hoped that this media can be a solution to increase learning independence, and student learning outcomes in Algorithm and Programming courses can be fulfilled.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Empírica 65.39 % Se encontró que los estudios empíricos, con diseños manipulativos, niveles de investigación experimental que incluyeron un grupo control, buscaron establecer las variaciones, beneficios y efectividad estadística de diferentes programas de educación científica o estrategias de aprendizaje sobre el desarrollo de las capacidades, actitudes o habilidades específicas de investigación de los estudiantes evaluados (Asmoro et al, 2021;Fitriani et al, 2020;Palacios-Bernuy et al, 2020). Por otro lado, en el estudio de Dündar-Coecke et al ( 2020) se intentó explicar en qué momento del proceso educativo se logran las habilidades evaluadas, mientras en la investigación de Worley y Worley (2019) se evalúo si es posible el desarrollo de una dimensión crítica del pensamiento científico a partir de la instrucción en prácticas específicas.…”
Section: Tipo De Investigaciónunclassified
“…En el siglo XXI se ha incrementado el interés por desarrollar el pensamiento científico de estudiantes de educación secundaria (Asmoro et al, 2021;Koerber et al, 2015). Educadores, pedagogos y líderes de la política educativa internacional coinciden en la necesidad de fortalecerlo a partir de una educación científica que parta de una concepción que supere el modelo de enseñanza tradicional, generalmente centrado en la repetición de contenidos disciplinares, para enfocarse en lograr la alfabetización científica de niños, niñas y jóvenes, particularmente en países en vías de desarrollo (Furman, 2020), que aporte a la construcción de una cultura científica (Arias Monge y Navarro Camacho, 2017).…”
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