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Autori principali: Nahl, Diane, Harada, Violet H.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1996
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ531158
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Harada, Violet H.
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contents Composing Boolean Search Statements: Self-Confidence, Concept Analysis, Search Logic, and Errors. Nahl, Diane Harada, Violet H. Abstract Reasoning Comparative Analysis Data Interpretation Error Analysis (Language) Error Patterns High School Students Online Searching Scores Search Strategies Secondary Education Self Esteem Sex A study of 191 juniors and seniors from 6 Oahu high schools tested their ability to interpret and construct search statements after reading brief instructions on concept analysis, Boolean operators, and search statement format. On average, students made two errors per statement; scores and types of errors are examined for influences of gender and self-confidence. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Composing Boolean Search Statements: Self-Confidence, Concept Analysis, Search Logic, and Errors.
Nahl, Diane
Harada, Violet H.
Abstract Reasoning
Comparative Analysis
Data Interpretation
Error Analysis (Language)
Error Patterns
High School Students
Online Searching
Scores
Search Strategies
Secondary Education
Self Esteem
Sex
Composing Boolean Search Statements: Self-Confidence, Concept Analysis, Search Logic, and Errors. Nahl, Diane Harada, Violet H. Abstract Reasoning Comparative Analysis Data Interpretation Error Analysis (Language) Error Patterns High School Students Online Searching Scores Search Strategies Secondary Education Self Esteem Sex A study of 191 juniors and seniors from 6 Oahu high schools tested their ability to interpret and construct search statements after reading brief instructions on concept analysis, Boolean operators, and search statement format. On average, students made two errors per statement; scores and types of errors are examined for influences of gender and self-confidence. (PEN)
title Composing Boolean Search Statements: Self-Confidence, Concept Analysis, Search Logic, and Errors.
topic Abstract Reasoning
Comparative Analysis
Data Interpretation
Error Analysis (Language)
Error Patterns
High School Students
Online Searching
Scores
Search Strategies
Secondary Education
Self Esteem
Sex
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ531158