[PDF] Top 20 A case study with PMatE in the learning of mathematical subjects at university level

... resides in the fact that in the first case the student has to correctly answer the presented question to see the next screen, while in the second ... See full document

... Using the modern communication tools and techniques, the distributed learning has become the most used and popular technique to address the spread ...Distributed learning ... See full document

... regard, the majority of students in both modules claimed to have “regu- lar” knowledge and there was an increase in the number of those who considered their level ... See full document

... set of meanings which provide insights and understands people behavior ...studies in which the research focus is not predefined [13], as well as depends on the circumstances and emerging ... See full document

... university in general, highlighting scientific production, sponsorships and grants earned, generated by the investment made in acquired electronic ...resources. In turn, some authors ... See full document

... connected with the gas-analyzer system. The runners start a treadmill incremental test w8 ...km.h-1 with 2 km.h-1 increments every two minutes till exhaustion. The V̇O2max was ... See full document

... querying the site (select a city, a region, or a country, desired dates for the proposed stay at a hostel, number of guests, etc) and receives a ranking of properties, in ... See full document

... studied the acquisition of clitics in Spanish as a second or foreign language and, as the same time, the problems associated with them, especially for those learners who are ... See full document

... problem in the future [ 5 ...and in 2013 they replaced the temporarily employed variable by newly created vacancies with a delayed feature [ 6 ...linear mathematical model ... See full document

... on the mean RAS scores from the pools for each SNP were performed between the different groups (high mathematical ability and low mathematical ability) to test for significant allele ... See full document

... line with the bioecological perspective of human development, the need to consider different levels of influence on the child - namely the microsystem, mesosystem, ... See full document

... For the collection of quantitative data, a questionnaire survey was ...used. The questionnaire was sent to the management board of each the 12 Basic Units (BUs) of ... See full document

... purpose of maths teaching is “to contribute in a positive way to the global educational training of the generality of the citizens” (Ponte, 1997, ...1). The mere ... See full document

... between the student-centred Taylor‟s teaching framework and outside the academic ...region. The students sit at the centre of the framework where variety of ... See full document

... evident in Lajes, a village also known as the Whaling Village where representations of whale hunting proliferate: along with two museums, there is a monument, various land-based lookouts, a ... See full document

... analysis of UA movements based on results presented above can be ...activities, the aim and processes in HEI are quite different from business ...UA’s case study and evidences from ... See full document

... evaluate the possibilities of an e-learning platform, it is important to pay attention to the Learning Management System (LMS) and the Learning Objects ...criteria. ... See full document

... full of inert material… The real crisis is that at present [calculus] is badly taught; the syllabus has remained stationary, and modern points of view, especially those having to do ... See full document

... Especially in arid and semi-arid regions, nearly all river basins have se- rious water problems, such as rivers drying up, pollution or groundwater table decline (Jos ´e et ...tools of integrated water ... See full document

... In the study by Soncini, Pierini and Gallo (2016) with students of the first year of the Agronomic Engineering course of the Uni- versity Center ... See full document