Two strategies to improve learners’ thinking about thinking when solving chemistry problems
Students vary in their capacity to solve problems, often because they are worried about failure. Researchers have designed an intervention to improve undergraduate chemistry students’ ability to solve problems by using metacognition. The team used a two-strategy approach with 178 students to solve a specific chemistry problem with a reflective response to an expert solution. The results were largely positive, though some students resisted using the framework.
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