Promoting regulation processes in ill-structured problem solving

M. Ader; J.M. van Bruggen; M. Vermeulen

Promoting regulation processes in ill-structured problem solving

M. Ader
, J.M. van Bruggen
, M. Vermeulen

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Abstract

- The purpose of this research is to support students collaboratively solving ill-structured problems and to promote regulation skills
- 55 students solved a design task where half received prompts to elicit regulation in ill-structured problems

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 27 Nov 2019
Event	EAPRIL 2019 Conference: Meaningful learning in different settings - University of Tartu, Tartu, Estonia Duration: 27 Nov 2019 → 29 Nov 2019

Conference

Conference	EAPRIL 2019 Conference
Abbreviated title	EAPRIL2019
Country/Territory	Estonia
City	Tartu
Period	27/11/19 → 29/11/19

Keywords

learning regulation
ill-structured problems
prompting
Conceptual model

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Promoting regulation processes in ill-structured problem solving

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