Using Prompts to Scaffold Metacognition in Case-Based Problem Solving within the Domain of Attribution Theory
Case-based problem solving is a core approach to foster knowledge acquisition, especially during the learning process by which novices become more and more expert within a domain. This study investigated whether metacognitive scaffolding leads to better learning outcomes compared to learning without...
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Main Authors: | Joerg Zumbach (Author), Corinna Ortler (Author), Ines Deibl (Author), Stephanie Moser (Author) |
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Halla Newcastle Education and Research Center,
2020-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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