Efficacy of a Blended Learning Mastery Progression Cycle on Student Achievement and Attitude in High School Science
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Open access
Date
2020Supervisor
Martin Cooper
David Henderson
Sender Dovchin
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Humanities
School
School of Education
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Abstract
This study was conducted to examine the effect of a Blended Learning Mastery Progression Cycle on student achievement and attitude in a High School Physics context.It was concluded that the use of the Blended Learning Mastery Progression Cycle led to improvements in understanding. These findings indicate that the use of Blended Learning activities as correctives is an effective way of improving students’ understanding of the Newtonian Force Concept.
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