Interessenbasierte Differenzierung mithilfe systematisch variierter Kontextaufgaben im Fach Chemie

Güth, Fabien

doi:10.30819/5737

2023

DOI: 10.30819/5737

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Interessenbasierte Differenzierung mithilfe systematisch variierter Kontextaufgaben im Fach Chemie

Fabien Güth

Abstract: Abbildung 15: Die z-standardisierten Mittelwerte der Personenmerkmale für jedes Cluster .

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To choose or not to choose? Effects of choice in authentic context-based learning environments

Güth,

van Vorst

2024

Eur J Psychol Educ

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Context-based learning (CBL) environments are widely used in science education to create authentic learning opportunities. Contexts can be authentic through their relation to everyday life, to uncommon scientific phenomena, or to the chemical laboratory. Previous research revealed that students choose contexts that are authentic in different ways depending on their individual characteristics. Self-determination theory and psychological research indicate that it is not the choice itself that is beneficial for learning, but rather the congruence between the characteristics of the participants and the task. The extent to which these results are transferable to CBL in chemistry education and the effects on cognitive load have not yet been analyzed. The focus of the present study was to investigate whether the choice of a contextualized task or the congruence between context and student are causal for beneficial effects in situational interest, cognitive load, and task-related satisfaction. We conducted an experimental study with 217 third-year chemistry students comparing three treatments while learning in a CBL environment. In the first group, students could choose a contextual task that was varied in terms of authenticity. Students in the second group were assigned a contextual task by an artificial neural network that matched their individual characteristics. Students in the third group were assigned a contextualized task by the neural network that did not match their individual characteristics. Multilevel analyses show that whether the context is chosen or not is irrelevant for situational interest and task-related satisfaction if the context fits the individual characteristics of the students.

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To choose or not to choose? Effects of choice in authentic context-based learning environments

Güth,

van Vorst

2024

Eur J Psychol Educ

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Interessenbasierte Differenzierung mithilfe systematisch variierter Kontextaufgaben im Fach Chemie

Abstract: Abbildung 15: Die z-standardisierten Mittelwerte der Personenmerkmale für jedes Cluster .

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To choose or not to choose? Effects of choice in authentic context-based learning environments

To choose or not to choose? Effects of choice in authentic context-based learning environments

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