Effects Of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) And Thinking Skills (TS) Strategies On Thinking And Emotion Among Primary Schools Pupils

The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) strategy and Thinking Skills (TS) strategy on creative thinking and the performance of science tasks (thinking and emotion) among Malaysian pupils in primary schools. This study used quasi-experimental research...

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Main Author: Ali Salim Rashid, Al-Ghafri
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Published: 2011
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spelling my.usm.eprints.53193 http://eprints.usm.my/53193/ Effects Of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) And Thinking Skills (TS) Strategies On Thinking And Emotion Among Primary Schools Pupils Ali Salim Rashid, Al-Ghafri L7-991 Education (General) The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) strategy and Thinking Skills (TS) strategy on creative thinking and the performance of science tasks (thinking and emotion) among Malaysian pupils in primary schools. This study used quasi-experimental research design with one control group and two experimental groups. Ninety eight pupils enrolled in standard five during the 2010 educational year formed the sample. The two experimental groups were named NBT and TS while prevalent strategy (P) as the control group. 2011-12 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/53193/1/Pages%20from%2000001763906.pdf Ali Salim Rashid, Al-Ghafri (2011) Effects Of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) And Thinking Skills (TS) Strategies On Thinking And Emotion Among Primary Schools Pupils. PhD thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
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Effects Of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) And Thinking Skills (TS) Strategies On Thinking And Emotion Among Primary Schools Pupils
description The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) strategy and Thinking Skills (TS) strategy on creative thinking and the performance of science tasks (thinking and emotion) among Malaysian pupils in primary schools. This study used quasi-experimental research design with one control group and two experimental groups. Ninety eight pupils enrolled in standard five during the 2010 educational year formed the sample. The two experimental groups were named NBT and TS while prevalent strategy (P) as the control group.
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title Effects Of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) And Thinking Skills (TS) Strategies On Thinking And Emotion Among Primary Schools Pupils
title_short Effects Of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) And Thinking Skills (TS) Strategies On Thinking And Emotion Among Primary Schools Pupils
title_full Effects Of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) And Thinking Skills (TS) Strategies On Thinking And Emotion Among Primary Schools Pupils
title_fullStr Effects Of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) And Thinking Skills (TS) Strategies On Thinking And Emotion Among Primary Schools Pupils
title_full_unstemmed Effects Of Neuroscience-Based Thinking (NBT) And Thinking Skills (TS) Strategies On Thinking And Emotion Among Primary Schools Pupils
title_sort effects of neuroscience-based thinking (nbt) and thinking skills (ts) strategies on thinking and emotion among primary schools pupils
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