They could, but please consider whether you have taught them appropriat stats before they begin. I would still ask them how they came up with this “modification.”
Bransford and Johnson (1972)John, A group wants to replicate Stack and Mussweiler, but I have concerns. Can they limit their replication to just the Ghandi question (like the textbook activity) or do they need more questions like the actual study? Tim
Approving IAsJohn, Is the multitasking task sheet with all of the math equations a replication of a study? If yes, is it a study students can use for their IA? Thanks, Tim
LP 3: The working memory modelHi John. Welcome back for the new year.... My students are doing mini presentations on Health Problems. Why does my version of the online student textbook have more info than the students? I have a drop down menu in the text for Obesity (Biological...
Obesity: Differences in populationsThank you. It looks like they must have googled something. Would they be able to do Bruner and Minturn for their IA?
Bransford and Johnson (1972)Dear Megan That is not Bradsford and Johnson. It is a completely different experiment that tests perception, not memory. I would ask students where they found this study. It is quite well known. Bruner and Minturn's (1955)
Bransford and Johnson (1972)It can be, but I have never included any such research on the site because but is very complex for students. You could do some of your own investigation on that one, but I think it is very challengin.
LP 4: Schema theoryDear Tony While more than one measure of CT has been applied, the analysis is mainly of the mean and the SD. The SD is not a measure of Ct but of dispersion and is used appropriately with the mean.The graph is also just of the mean, which...
IA Exemplar HighFurther Clarification: The IA Marking Sample 2 here on this site uses 3 measures of Central Tendency...Mean, Median, and Standard Deviation and shows it received a score of 6 out of 6. Can you please clarify further as many of the examples,...
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Site authorHave you shared those pages with the students? You have to do that through student access.
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