Applying the plan-do-study-act (PDSA) action research model to re-structure the science classroom conforming to the metacognitive orientation standards
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Abstract
The learning environment plays a crucial role in the promotion ofschool science. Redesigning the science classroom into a metacogni-tive learning environment is imperative in developing students’ 21stcentury skills – communication, collaboration, critical thinking andcreative thinking. In this study, we exposed the students to a varietyof metacognitive activities – allowing them to plan, reflect, and eval-uate their thinking skills and strategies. We intended to investigate theeffectiveness of integrating metacognitive-enhanced and self-regulated learning strategies in understanding molecular genetics.We also explored and interpolated the roles of self-efficacy and meta-cognition in relation to their impact on Filipino students’ scientificreasoning skills and conceptual understanding in the context ofa Philippine science classroom. To establish a more comprehensiveperspective, we applied the Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) action researchmodel, utilizing both quantitative and qualitative methods to findanswers to the research problems. The results of the study highlightedthe interconnectedness and interplay of science self-efficacy, metacog-nitive awareness, metacognitive-orientation of the classroom, and thescientific conceptual understanding of the students. These are crucialconstructs in creating and maintaining a metacognitive orientation ofthe science classroom. The study also shows that science self-efficacyhas a vital role in predicting the academic achievement of students.
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| Authors | Richard Deanne C. Sagun, Maricar S. Prudente |
| Journal | Malay Journal |
| Year | 2023 |
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10.1080/09650792.2021.1894964
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