Interactive Multimedia Environment Intervention with Learning Anxiety and Metacognition as Achievement Predictors
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7(1), P. 2 - 2
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
Background:
Interactive
learning
environments
have
emerged
as
transformative
tools
in
education,
enhancing
engagement,
academic
performance,
and
addressing
challenges
like
anxiety.
This
study
examines
the
influence
of
multiple
variables,
including
anxiety,
internet
usage
for
problem-solving,
attitude
towards
a
history
course,
metacognitive
awareness,
interactive
environments,
on
seventh-grade
students’
performance.
Methods:
Using
Exploration
Attitudes
Towards
History
Scale
(EDIS)
scale
to
measure
attitudes
Metacognitive
Awareness
Reading
Strategies
Inventory-Revised
Two-Factor
Version
(MARSI-2fR)
assess
evaluated
historical
knowledge
across
three
stages,
namely
pre-intervention,
post-intervention,
one-month-later
retest.
A
comparative
analysis
was
conducted
between
control
group
intervention
group.
The
statistical
analyses
involved
calculation
correlation
coefficients,
implementation
general
linear
models,
performance
Wilcoxon
signed-rank
tests.
Results:
findings
indicated
that
prior
intervention,
factors
such
anxiety
extratextual
component
metacognition
were
statistically
significant
predictors
achievement.
However,
aforementioned
ceased
be
when
parameter
strategies
incorporated
into
model.
impact
environment
achievement
is
highly
terms
post-test
scores,
while
all
other
becomes
insignificant.
retest
confirmed
continued
maintenance
achieved
results
following
intervention.
Conclusions:
confirms
previous
research
demonstrating
are
an
effective
method
reducing
negative
Language: Английский
The Challenges of Using Large Language Models: Balancing Traditional Learning Methods with New Technologies in the Pedagogy of Sociology
Education Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 191 - 191
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
The
increasing
use
of
artificial
intelligence
(hereafter
AI)
in
education,
particularly
through
large-scale
language
models
such
as
ChatGPT
and
Bing,
offers
both
challenges
opportunities.
These
facilitate
interaction
conversations
can
perform
tasks
that
require
natural
processing,
from
answering
questions
to
solving
problems.
However,
their
integration
into
education
raises
concerns
about
the
credibility
reliability
information
they
provide
role
teacher,
emphasizing
need
for
guided
educational
environments.
This
article
contributes
discourse
perspective
pedagogy
sociology,
focusing
on
chatbots
analyzing
texts
within
social
sciences
humanities
fields.
Our
pilot
study,
conducted
with
17
first-year
master’s
students
studying
reveals
while
optimize
creation
summaries
provision
basic
information,
reliance
sources
Wikipedia
calls
question
depth
impartiality
content.
In
addition,
have
criticized
providing
biased
or
inaccurate
outputs.
A
significant
part
our
research
has
compared
epistemological
methodological
approaches
a
traditional,
independent
literature
analysis
(deep
reading),
we
found
notable
differences
learning
outcomes.
hybrid
approach
combines
AI
tools
conventional
methods
promising
way
improve
teaching
strategies
enhance
critical
analytical
skills
are
crucial
future
pedagogies.
Language: Английский