What Factors may Influence Collaborative Problem Solving Performance?
The Teaching of Mathematics, VII (2004) no. 2, p. 95
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By using a sample of 21 pairs of eleventh grade students (10 comprised mathematically-talented students),
this study examined paired problem solving performance in terms of paired students' features concerning mathematical
self-concept and cognitive empathy and found that collaborative problem solving performance was positively
influenced by average mathematical self-concept for paired talented students. The talented pairs' bootstrapped data
evidenced that this performance could be explained by a multiple liner regression model, where average mathematical
self-concept for paired students and average cognitive empathy for paired students had zero or positive influence,
whereas absolute mathematical self-concept distance for paired students and absolute cognitive empathy distance for
paired students had zero or negative effect. Though not supported, the validity of that model was indicated by the
average pairs' bootstrapped data.
Classification :
00A35 D44
Keywords: Paired problem solving, mathematical self-concept, cognitive empathy, bootstrapping, talented students, mathematics education, upper secondary education.
Keywords: Paired problem solving, mathematical self-concept, cognitive empathy, bootstrapping, talented students, mathematics education, upper secondary education.
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Đorđe Kadijević. What Factors may Influence Collaborative Problem Solving Performance?. The Teaching of Mathematics, VII (2004) no. 2, p. 95 . http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TM2_2004_VII_2_a2/