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... The participants justified the two aspects discussed in the phase of DS. Additionally, they justified how to compare the cumulative costs of using a car, by the cost of one year and the cost of seven years. Some ... See full document

... In order to measure university students’ attachment styles within the scope of the study, Relationship Scales Questionnaire, which was developed by Griffin and Bartholomew (1994) to measure adult individuals’ attachment ... See full document

... however, 8 th graders were significantly more successful than the 7 th ...of 8 th graders (56%) in this study is also not very promising, compared to the low success of the 7 th graders ... See full document

... The EFA indicated that there were five factors that had an eigenvalue of more than 1 and that all of the sub- factors explained 62.710% of the total variance. The sharp drop in the scree plot (see Figure 2) may be ... See full document

... It is important to consider the limitations of the present study. The PSTs that participated in the present study were in the second semester of their methods coursework and, therefore, did have some knowledge of ... See full document

... To ensure trustworthiness, the researchers met regularly at each stage of the project to discuss findings and discuss differences in interpretation. They also kept a research log and codebook that served as an audit ... See full document

... the number of participants increased, albeit slightly, when the total number of conversations and the number of participants were ...the number of conversations in the first ...the ... See full document

... the volume of truncated square pyramids without using any rules or formula, but by using a unique method (dissection ...the number of students who stated that mathematics equaled logic, judgment, and mental ... See full document

... Professional development programmes make use of a number of actitivies to guide and focus teachers’ enquiry and learning. Important principles for the development of such activities are that they foreground the ... See full document

... In a different perspective; Mautone and Mayer (2001) examined the effect of signaling with not only written text, but also narration and animation via three different experiments with college students. The first ... See full document

... It is important to note that many studies around the conception of shape are studies also of variability. Moreover, as a concept integral to thinking about distribution, shape tends to involve integration of center and ... See full document

... the number of students pursuing advanced science and mathematics courses in high school and those going on to choose scientific careers (Cakmakci, Tosun, Turgut, Orenler, Sengul, & Top, 2011; Finson, 2002; ... See full document

... improve the depth and quality of the data. The second researcher from our study was involved in our study as a neutral researcher who collected data as well. This researcher partially observed the lessons and conducted ... See full document

... The analysis of the initial situation was discussed in small groups of two or three students, and then shared with the whole class. The students explored the information provided by the[r] ... See full document

... Simulation is one of the popular tools for teaching and learning (Bayraktar, 2001) due to the increasing availability of computers, smart boards and mobile devices in classes (Pambayun et al., 2019; Rutten, van ... See full document

... Students have difficulty in learning science courses (Johnstone, 1991). One of the reasons of students’ low level of achievement in science course when compared to the other courses is the fact that it involves a ... See full document

... The main purpose of this study was to explore Lebanese in-service science teachers’ and their students’ perceptions of science and scientists in order to understand how they perceived scientists and what (stereotypical) ... See full document

... This research is important in terms of meta-analytical and thematic analysis of the effect of smart board use on academic achievement. However, there are certain limitations of the research. In the quantitative phase, ... See full document

... MAT 120 fulfills the general education mathematics foundation requirement at SSU and serves as the terminal math requirement for degree programs in forestry, psychological sciences, exercise science, and construction ... See full document

... Affect is like many psychological phenomena in that it has existed since people have, though it was not formally defined. Early academic writings about affect have been traced to the mid-1700s (Smith, 1759). Much of the ... See full document