Sentence examples for improving learning effectiveness from inspiring English sources
In this context, the work of Bonde et al. (2014), who studied the effect of combining gamification elements with simulations for improving learning effectiveness and motivation of biotech students addresses a critical gap.
Various methods of E-learning systems, based on information and communications, and geared towards improving learning effectiveness and students' attention span, have been studied.
The findings of this research may serve as a reference for instructors of STEM classes when integrating social networking services (e.g., Facebook) and CPS when designing virtual learning activities to improve learning effectiveness and increase cognitive levels.
Inspired by theories of perception and motivation and dual coding theory, this study developed a set of differentiated spatial ability teaching models to improve learning effectiveness for 3D modeling.
Conversely, Brown et al. (2007) reported that there is no evidence to support the idea that matching learning styles to learners improves learning effectiveness, although their sample was primary school children.
Therefore the key issue in this article is to investigate if and why simulation can improve learning effectiveness and efficiency in complex hi-tech contexts in health care.
In order to investigate the preconditions for whether and why simulation can improve learning effectiveness and efficiency in complex hi-tech contexts in health care standard theories in Science and Technology Studies (STS) are applied.
In a review conducted in 2013, Santos et al. (2014a) found only seven research articles reporting evidence of AR's effectiveness in improving learning outcomes.
Merchant, (2014), via a meta-analysis, compare the effectiveness of games, simulations and virtual worlds in improving learning outcomes.
iTutor is found to be effective in improving the learning effectiveness of students with low-level prior knowledge.
The program has allocated more than $4 billion among 19 states for developing plans to improve learning standards, teacher effectiveness, and struggling schools.
