2020
DOI: 10.1063/5.0000751
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The analysis of students’ problem-solving ability in the 5E learning cycle with formative e-assessment

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“…Increased students' understanding of motion in straight lines. Quick feedback Diagnosing student errors in e-Assessment questions (Walker et al, 2015) Demonstration of how re-marker and reporter facility of DEWIS eassessment system facilitates the capture, analysis, and reporting of student error using two case studies Trend analysis on malrules triggering in eassessments tests efficient capture and reporting of students' error and remarking students answers thereby making improved feedback available to students An intelligent tutorial system based on a personalized system of instruction to teach or remind mathematical concepts (Paiva et al, 2017) Description of the design, development, implementation, and evaluation of a tutoring system to improve students' engagement in mathematics Improvement on tutoring systems and implementation in distance learning within other stem subjects other than higher education mathematics Improvement in students' engagement and academic performance The analysis of students' problemsolving ability in the 5E learning cycle with formative e-assessment (Yuliana et al, 2020) To The recent adoption of home-based learning with the increasing use of online learning where students are only predisposed to purchased learning kits and available local materials might suggest that students would have to carry out their STEM learning activities in front of computers and cameras for teachers to observe how well they demonstrate their manipulative skills. Describing how this works out in regards to handling many students performing similar or different activities whether as individuals or small groups might be worrisome.…”
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“…Increased students' understanding of motion in straight lines. Quick feedback Diagnosing student errors in e-Assessment questions (Walker et al, 2015) Demonstration of how re-marker and reporter facility of DEWIS eassessment system facilitates the capture, analysis, and reporting of student error using two case studies Trend analysis on malrules triggering in eassessments tests efficient capture and reporting of students' error and remarking students answers thereby making improved feedback available to students An intelligent tutorial system based on a personalized system of instruction to teach or remind mathematical concepts (Paiva et al, 2017) Description of the design, development, implementation, and evaluation of a tutoring system to improve students' engagement in mathematics Improvement on tutoring systems and implementation in distance learning within other stem subjects other than higher education mathematics Improvement in students' engagement and academic performance The analysis of students' problemsolving ability in the 5E learning cycle with formative e-assessment (Yuliana et al, 2020) To The recent adoption of home-based learning with the increasing use of online learning where students are only predisposed to purchased learning kits and available local materials might suggest that students would have to carry out their STEM learning activities in front of computers and cameras for teachers to observe how well they demonstrate their manipulative skills. Describing how this works out in regards to handling many students performing similar or different activities whether as individuals or small groups might be worrisome.…”
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“…Describing how this works out in regards to handling many students performing similar or different activities whether as individuals or small groups might be worrisome. Online formative assessment of learning outcomes such as degree of precision in measurements, tool grasping, and observational strategy about physical changes and other problem-solving abilities (Yuliana et al, 2020) during a STEM physical learning activity can be disturbing.…”
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“…According to (Armansyah et al, 2018), the 5E learning cycle model facilitates students actively learning activities such as doing experiments, giving opinions, and asking questions. 5E learning cycle model with discussions and experiments helps to active (Yuliana et al, 2020).…”
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