Cognitive Engagement
Cognitive engagement in a computer-supported collaborative learning environment
... 2008). Cognitive engagement is an indication of the learning process taking place where students exert an amount of mental effort to become engaged with the learning material (Richardson & Newby, 2006; ...
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Implementing Technology: Measuring Student Cognitive Engagement
... student engagement with technology, (d) designed high-quality lessons that foster student engagement with technology, (e) compared longitudinal data and set goals for future data collection using the IPI-T ...
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How teacher talk guidance during Invention activities shapes students’ cognitive engagement and transfer
... of cognitive engagement (Menekse, Stump, Krause, & Chi, ...active engagement, ac- cording to an analysis of teachers’ worksheet ...of engagement, and even when they were successful, ...
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Cognitive Engagement and Online Political Participation on Social Media among Youths in Malaysia: The Moderating role of Political Knowledge
... a cognitive engagement perspective as recommended by ...the Cognitive Engagement Theory (CET) [15] will be extended to social media with an aim to assess the role of political knowledge in ...
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Vol 11, No 4 (2020)
... student engagement is a multidimensional ...student engagement mentioned above, researchers have come to the agreement that student engagement ranges from two to four component models (Appleton, ...
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Computerized cognitive stimulation and engagement programs in older adults with mild cognitive impairment: comparing feasibility, acceptability, and cognitive and psychosocial effects
... two cognitive intervention programs in older adults with ...The cognitive engagement program could have the potential to improve processing speed and ICT acceptance, offering newer per- spectives and ...
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Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Project-Based Learning: Merging Rigor and Relevance to Increase Student Engagement
... and cognitive. Affective engagement is a measurement of students’ sense of belonging, importance, and appreciation and is related to their positive or negative reactions to teachers, classmates, curriculum, ...
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Student engagement in modern foreign languages : a pedagogical model
... and cognitive level engagement at the activity ...of engagement, my proposition would firstly adopt an appropriate line of inquiry for each dimension of engagement in the context of learning ...
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The Consequences of Consumer Engagement in Social Networking Sites
... behavioral, cognitive and emotional consumer engagement positively affects brand ...consumer engagement dimensions were both found to be significant predictors for brand loyalty while ...
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When engagement leads to intensity : an exploratory study on the nature of cocreation intensity
... We chose in-depth interviews to capture the nature of cocreation intensity and conducted a qualitative interview study with consumers and services providers. We used purposeful sampling for choosing interviewees (Patton ...
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Traditional versus virtual learning: How engaged are the students in learning English literature?
... agentic engagement will focus on how students give proactive, intentional, and constructive contribution into the flow of the learning activity ...behavioural engagement will be focused on on-task attention ...
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An Analysis of Engaged Learning in Low Stakes and High-Stakes Assessment Contexts in Distance Education: A Case of English for Specific Purposes Tests
... of engagement by answering the number of 36 ...behavioral engagement on a 5-point Likert scale from A (strongly disagree) to E (strongly ...students' cognitive engagement on a 3-point Likert ...
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Wiki as a Tool for Engaging Students with a Science Problem Solving Activity
... students’ engagement with a problem solving activity using a wiki is affected by a complex interplay of emotional, technical and social ...students’ engagement with wikis emerge from the study: to carefully ...
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Learners' engagement with internet materials : an action research study into the use of internet materials with EFL learners in a Syrian context
... learners‘ engagement was the focus of a number of studies in internet- assisted learning environments ...of engagement‘ (Sun and Rueda, 2011: ...student engagement in a distance education setting‘ ...
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The Role of Social Goals in Iranian Undergraduate Students' Cognitive, Emotional, and Behavioral Engagement
... school engagement is composed of behavioral, emotional, and cognitive ...behavioral engagement as participating in learning activities which include school attendance and positive ...Emotional ...
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Potential factors that may promote successful cognitive aging
... more cognitive reserve which could delay the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease; as such, the brains of bilinguals with Alzheimer’s disease should show more brain atrophy compared to the brains of monolinguals who ...
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Is mid-life social participation associated with cognitive function at age 50? Results from the British National Child Development Study (NCDS)
... social engagement through civic activities could potentially maintain cognitive function at age 50, independently of behavioural and socio-economic cir- cumstances, supporting theories of ...here, ...
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Li_unc_0153M_16449.pdf
... social cognitive theory, stage-environment fit theory, and pedagogical caring – were not as complete as the integrated framework of self- determination theory and ecological ...social cognitive theory ...
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A 12 week multidomain intervention versus active control to reduce risk of Alzheimer’s disease: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
... risk of AD due to the presence of objective or subjective cognitive decline, a positive family history of dementia, or the detection of disease biomarkers. However, it is widely accepted now that pathological ...
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Video-calls to reduce loneliness and social isolation within care environments for older people: an implementation study using collaborative action research
... Overall the finding that older people are happy and keen to use video-call technology is consistent with pre- vious research [16–18, 27, 29]. Relative to other forms of technology to reduce loneliness for residents such ...
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