Gaining from explaining: Learning improves from explaining to fictitious others on video, not from writing to them
Abstract
Two experiments investigated whether studying a text with an “explanation intention” and then actually explaining it to (fictitious) other students in writing, would yield the same benefits as previously found for explaining on video. Experiment 1 had participants first studying a text either with the intention to explain it to others or to complete a test, and subsequently restudying vs. explaining in writing. Neither study intention nor...
Paper Details
Title
Gaining from explaining: Learning improves from explaining to fictitious others on video, not from writing to them
Published Date
Jan 1, 2016
Volume
44-45
Pages
95 - 106
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