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Pál Sarmasági; Anikó Rumbus; Javier Bilbao; András Margitay-Becht; Zsuzsa Pluhár; Carolina Rebollar; Valentina Dagiene – Informatics in Education, 2025
Algebraic Thinking (AT) and Computational Thinking (CT) are pivotal competencies in modern education, fostering problem-solving skills and logical reasoning among students. This study presents the initial hypotheses, theoretical framework, and key steps undertaken to explore characterized learning paths and assign practice-relevant tasks. This…
Descriptors: Algebra, Computation, Thinking Skills, Problem Solving
Gren, Lucas – IEEE Transactions on Education, 2020
Contribution: A flipped classroom approach to teaching empirical software engineering increases student learning by providing more time for active learning in class. Background: There is a need for longitudinal studies of the flipped classroom approach in general. Although a few cross-sectional studies show that a flipped classroom approach can…
Descriptors: Flipped Classroom, Teaching Methods, Masters Programs, International Education
Salminen-Karlsson, Minna – Journal of Vocational Education and Training, 2009
This article argues that research on gender and adult learning too often regards men and women as unified and separate groups, and does not take intra-gender variation into account. It presents one possible approach to address this problem, in a study of 142 women and 35 men attending basic computer courses in Swedish municipal adult education…
Descriptors: Females, Computer Attitudes, Adult Education, Adult Learning