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Direct linkEditorial Projects in Education, 2024
Problem-based learning ignites hands-on exploration, ignites curiosity, and sparks lifelong problem-solvers. This Spotlight will help readers learn how virtual reality can be used for unique problem-solving and engagement; explore how students are publishing their research in peer-reviewed journals; uncover how after-school programs are helping…
Descriptors: Problem Based Learning, Computer Simulation, Problem Solving, Participative Decision Making
Peer reviewedToshiya Arakawa; Haruki Miyakawa – Technology, Knowledge and Learning, 2025
Data science education in Japan extends from elementary to high school students. However, some studies show that this has not enhanced interest or curiosity in data science. Therefore, gamification appears to be an efficient method for encouraging high school students' interest in data science, with research indicating that video games are…
Descriptors: Data Science, Educational Games, Statistics Education, Foreign Countries
