2016
DOI: 10.1007/s10649-016-9702-y
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Insights from students’ private work in their notebooks: how do students learn from the teacher’s examples?

Abstract: Students' seatwork plays an important part in their learning in their lessons, and very often, students record their private work in the notebooks during seatwork. The students' private work in their notebooks reflects students' learning and thinking, representing explicit learning outcomes. The students' private work in their notebooks of 14 mathematics lessons of an eighth-grade Hong Kong classroom was analyzed. The mathematical tasks used in the lessons were categorized with the Trends in International Math… Show more

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“…Pretest questions are given before conducting the experiment, while post-test questions are given after conducting the experiment. Meanwhile, worksheets are given to students to guide students in retrieving data (Kadir et al, 2020;Yau & Mok, 2016). The results of the N-gain analysis show that student learning outcomes increase after conducting experiments with Pascal's law experimental tool.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pretest questions are given before conducting the experiment, while post-test questions are given after conducting the experiment. Meanwhile, worksheets are given to students to guide students in retrieving data (Kadir et al, 2020;Yau & Mok, 2016). The results of the N-gain analysis show that student learning outcomes increase after conducting experiments with Pascal's law experimental tool.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dalam hal ini, siswa tidak memahami penggunaan ketiga metode penyelesaian. Situasi ini sejalan dengan temuan Yau & Mok (2016) bahwa masalah tersebut dipengaruhi ketidakfamilaran siswa pada situasi yang melibatkan dua variabel.…”
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“…Moreover, those notebooks are valuable records that contain reflections of teachers' teaching practices and define students' science learning (Campbell & Fulton, 2003;Madden & Wiebe, 2013). Information included in students' notebooks, depending on attendance to classes, can be traced back to course books or teachers' improvisations (Yau & Mok, 2016). According to Ruiz-Primo, Li, Ayala, & Shavelson (2004), examination of the information within student notebooks is one of the most effective assessment methods that can be used to select activities that would increase student performance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%