2016
DOI: 10.1007/s10956-016-9643-3
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Preparing Students for Middle School Through After-School STEM Activities

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“…Several studies identified three approaches to incorporate engineering practices into instruction (Marulcu & Barnett, 2016;Schnittka et al, 2016;Wendell & Rogers, 2013): (1) A number of studies have revealed advantages of engineering design activity on particular learning domains. Finding shown that the engineering design-based science is somehow connected with improvement in science content gain (Barrett et al, 2014;Marulcu & Barnett, 2016;Moreno et al, 2016;Wendell & Rogers, 2013) and problem solving (Yanyan et al, 2016). In attitudinal domain, it is found that engineering design based science produced positive attitude toward science and engineering (Guzey et al, 2016;Wendell & Rogers, 2013).…”
Section: Engineering Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Several studies identified three approaches to incorporate engineering practices into instruction (Marulcu & Barnett, 2016;Schnittka et al, 2016;Wendell & Rogers, 2013): (1) A number of studies have revealed advantages of engineering design activity on particular learning domains. Finding shown that the engineering design-based science is somehow connected with improvement in science content gain (Barrett et al, 2014;Marulcu & Barnett, 2016;Moreno et al, 2016;Wendell & Rogers, 2013) and problem solving (Yanyan et al, 2016). In attitudinal domain, it is found that engineering design based science produced positive attitude toward science and engineering (Guzey et al, 2016;Wendell & Rogers, 2013).…”
Section: Engineering Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, current studies have not yet investigated in detail on how collaboration skills emerge within engineering design based science environment. Most studies focused on how such instructions improve science content gain (Barrett et al, 2014;Marulcu & Barnett, 2016;Moreno et al, 2016;Wendell & Rogers, 2013), problem solving skills (Yanyan et al, 2016) and attitude toward science and engineering (Guzey et al, 2016;Wendell & Rogers, 2013). In light to that, this study aims to provide insight about how collaboration skills appear within engineering design activity in science lesson as well as identify how well the students perform those skills.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Araştırmanın sonucuna göre bu grup öğrencilerinin matematik başarıları, bu kampa katılmayanlardan daha yüksek olarak bulunmuş ve destekleyici matematik eğitiminin, düşük gelirli ailelerin öğrencilerinin başarısına destek niteliğinde olduğu sonucuna ulaşılmıştır. Benzer bir şekilde, Moreno, Tharp, Vogt, Newell ve Burnett (2016) ortaokul öğrencilerinin fen bilimlerine karşı tutumlarını ve bilgilerini artırmaya yönelik düzenledikleri bir proje kapsamında, dezavantajlı öğrencilere yönelik okul sonrası araştırma temelli sorgulamaya yönelik etkinlikler hazırlamışlardır. Araştırma sonucunda öğretmenlerin geri bildirimlerine göre, öğrencilerin fen bilimlerine karşı ilgileri, tutumları ve bilgi düzeyleri artmıştır.…”
Section: Dezavantajlı öğRencilere Eğitim Verme Etkinlikleriunclassified
“…For example, after-school programs that build upon the school day improve academic performance, attendance rates, social skills, and STEM interest (Carpenter, 2015;Constan & Spicer, 2015;Lauer et al, 2006;Miller, 2003;Tyler-Wood, Ellison, Lim, & Periathiruvadi, 2012). Learning gains that result from exposure to after-school STEM at the elementary level also promote youth preparedness for the transition to middle school STEM curricula (Moreno, Tharp, Vogt, Newell, & Burnett, 2016). Relatedly, after-school programs at various academic levels show potential long-term effects on perceptions of science careers, STEM technical skills, and understanding of such skills in STEM careers (Duran, Höft, Lawson, Medjahed, & Orady, 2014;Tyler-Wood et al, 2012;).…”
Section: A Critical Time For Stem Education In After-school Timementioning
confidence: 99%