Optimizing the 3R study strategy to learn from text

  • Pauline Reijners (Speaker)
  • Liesbeth Kester (Speaker)
  • Sandra Wetzels (Speaker)
  • Paul Kirschner (Speaker)

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesTalk or presentation (not at a conference)Academic

    Description

    Pauline Reijners began as PhD-candidate in August 2011 under the supervision of Prof. Paul A. Kirschner and Prof. Liesbeth Kester. Her research focuses on the effects of the ‘read-recite-review’ study strategy on learning from expository texts. In her first experiment with first year university students, the learning effects of using different types of questions during study (verbatim and comprehension) were compared to those of a free recall test during study. In a second experiment, this time with secondary school students, she investigated different strategies that pupils use when studying texts and whether differences in learning can be found between pupils who used comprehension questions while studying a text, applied free recall to what they had read, or who reread the text. During the plenary meeting, Pauline will discuss the results of the first experiment in detail and will present preliminary results of the second.
    Period29 May 2013
    Held atOpen Universiteit: faculties and services