Associations between E-remedial instruction and learning outcome on E-learning
Su-Sui Lin, Kwoting Fang, Chien-Chung Tu
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Su-Sui Lin, Kwoting Fang, Chien-Chung Tu
Abstract
Many researches related to e-learning have been trying to answer how we can teach more effectively and discover better teaching and assessment strategies yet lack further study for providing e-remedial instruction when missed concept appeared. In this paper, a preliminary study of e-remedial instruction is proposed to try to improve the learning outcome. The system prototype was implemented and experimented. Two findings were discovered in this paper. First, providing e-remedial instruction was beneficial to and satisfied students. And lastly, the e-remedial instruction provided after on-line test when missed concept occurred would not be memorized after one month.
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Many researches related to e-learning have been trying to answer how we can teach more effectively and discover better teaching and assessment strategies yet lack further study for providing e-remedial instruction when missed concept appeared. In this paper, a preliminary study of e-remedial instruction is proposed to try to improve the learning outcome. The system prototype was implemented and experimented. Two findings were discovered in this paper. First, providing e-remedial instruction was beneficial to and satisfied students. And lastly, the e-remedial instruction provided after on-line test when missed concept occurred would not be memorized after one month.
Key concepts: Remedial education, Computer science, Outcome (game theory), Remedial action, Mathematics education, Test (biology), E learning, Computer aided instruction