Computerized educational material for learning of central tendency measures to biomedical data
Keywords:
Computerized Educational Materials. Learning strategies. Central tendency Measures. Health SciencesAbstract
The proposed Computerized Educational Material (CEM) aims to develop learning skills in calculus, representation and analysis for learning central tendency measures applied to Health Sciences. From the educational point of view, it is based on Gagne’s Eclectic Theory and Batanero’s (2002), and from the technological perspective on Pere Marques’s (1995) theoretical approach. It is a feasible project; and they were designed activities and interactions to motivate students to achieve predictable abilities. They were promoted strategies such as: Digitized material reviews, reading summaries, the activity executions and evaluations.
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