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STUDENT LEARNING, CHILDHOOD & VOICES

Self-directed learning: A case-study of school students scientific knowledge construction outdoors

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Article: 2074342 | Received 16 Jun 2021, Accepted 21 Apr 2022, Published online: 24 May 2022

Figures & data

Figure 1. Research design and instruments of a study(i.e., participants’ learning) activity timeline.

Figure 1. Research design and instruments of a study(i.e., participants’ learning) activity timeline.

Figure 2. Self-directed learning sub-tasks.

Figure 2. Self-directed learning sub-tasks.

Figure 3. A screenshot of the application used in this work called ”Avastusrada” (”Tracking path” in English).

Figure 3. A screenshot of the application used in this work called ”Avastusrada” (”Tracking path” in English).

Figure 4. Dynamics in participant’s conceptual knowledge level in light of his/her cognitive capacity score (given on the right vertical) based on the number of difficulties he/she reported (given on the left).

Figure 4. Dynamics in participant’s conceptual knowledge level in light of his/her cognitive capacity score (given on the right vertical) based on the number of difficulties he/she reported (given on the left).

Table 1. Bloom’s taxonomy

Table 2. Cognitive categories evolved from the difficulties (that were reflected by the participants’ own words)

Figure 5. The number of group-work tasks taken in collaborative learning and his/her conceptual knowledge change.

Figure 5. The number of group-work tasks taken in collaborative learning and his/her conceptual knowledge change.

Figure 6. Individual group-work experience and his/her change in conceptual level.

Figure 6. Individual group-work experience and his/her change in conceptual level.