2022
DOI: 10.1080/00368121.2022.2093824
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Subject-oriented educational robotics applications with Arduino in science teaching: digital dynamometer activity in accordance with 5E instractional model

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“…The average self-check quiz performance is also an indicator that learners who accessed the courseware met the necessary learning outcomes. These results auger well for the courseware and are consistent with previous reports on positive learner experiences and engagement resulting from 5E lesson design across face-to-face lesson and the flipped classroom settings. …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…The average self-check quiz performance is also an indicator that learners who accessed the courseware met the necessary learning outcomes. These results auger well for the courseware and are consistent with previous reports on positive learner experiences and engagement resulting from 5E lesson design across face-to-face lesson and the flipped classroom settings. …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…Many studies have demonstrated the positive learning outcomes of the 5E model in STEM subjects in face-to-face classroom settings. It is also highly congruent with flipped learning, since learning activities in some of the stages can be completed in- or out-of-classroom. As such, several studies have attempted to weave the 5E model into flipped curriculum to evaluate learning efficacy and promote learner engagement. While there had been recent lesson designs that attempted to integrate virtual manipulatives for a fully online 5E chemistry lesson, these studies did not report student outcomes. ,, Given the recency of the pandemic, there is also a lack of studies that investigate learning outcomes resulting from a 5E-based online chemistry courseware that combines virtual manipulatives with other learning content onto one unified platform.…”
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“…Cakir and Guven (2019) developed an Arduino-supported robotics and coding activity based on the 5E learning model to teach the concept of pulse in the 6th grade science curriculum. In another study, Koray and Duman (2022) similarly developed an activity related to the concept of dynamometer in the 5th grade science lesson. Ghosh et al (2019) reported that with the participation of 26 states in the United States, in-service trainings were given to teachers within the scope of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) about STEM they were trying to develop.…”
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confidence: 99%