IPSE: An Individualized Digital Environment for Strategic Planning at the University Level

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Title: IPSE: An Individualized Digital Environment for Strategic Planning at the University Level
Language: English
Authors: Giovannina Albano, Agnese Ilaria Telloni
Source: Digital Experiences in Mathematics Education. 2024 10(3):487-513.
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Peer Reviewed: Y
Page Count: 27
Publication Date: 2024
Document Type: Journal Articles
Reports - Research
Education Level: Higher Education
Postsecondary Education
Descriptors: Problem Solving, Strategic Planning, Mathematics Education, Electronic Learning, Developmental Tasks, Individual Development, College Students, Educational Environment, Algebra, Universities, College Freshmen, Geometry, Logical Thinking, Foreign Countries, Geometric Concepts, Student Behavior
Geographic Terms: Italy
DOI: 10.1007/s40751-024-00153-w
ISSN: 2199-3246
2199-3254
Abstract: This study focuses on the design and the implementation of a digital environment aimed at fostering strategic planning competence in problem-solving through individualization features: the Individualized Planned Strategy Environment (IPSE). Within IPSE, students are engaged in a sequence of oriented activities, guiding them in constructing and following a theoretically justified plan for solving a mathematical problem, thus promoting a gradual integration between conceptual and procedural knowledge. IPSE envisages also meta-level activities, aimed at fostering the handling of multiple representations toward a unifying and structural view of the subject at stake. We discuss the results of a case study conducted with engineering freshmen at the University of Salerno, involved in problem-solving activities devoted to peer assessment. This led us to identify certain student profiles both theory- and data-driven, according to the students' progress in using the components of Habermas' rationality when solving a problem. We highlighted that some students show a full realization of the dynamic nature of Habermas' model of rationality, where knowing, acting and communicating interact and intertwine.
Abstractor: As Provided
Entry Date: 2024
Accession Number: EJ1446062
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:This study focuses on the design and the implementation of a digital environment aimed at fostering strategic planning competence in problem-solving through individualization features: the Individualized Planned Strategy Environment (IPSE). Within IPSE, students are engaged in a sequence of oriented activities, guiding them in constructing and following a theoretically justified plan for solving a mathematical problem, thus promoting a gradual integration between conceptual and procedural knowledge. IPSE envisages also meta-level activities, aimed at fostering the handling of multiple representations toward a unifying and structural view of the subject at stake. We discuss the results of a case study conducted with engineering freshmen at the University of Salerno, involved in problem-solving activities devoted to peer assessment. This led us to identify certain student profiles both theory- and data-driven, according to the students' progress in using the components of Habermas' rationality when solving a problem. We highlighted that some students show a full realization of the dynamic nature of Habermas' model of rationality, where knowing, acting and communicating interact and intertwine.
ISSN:2199-3246
2199-3254
DOI:10.1007/s40751-024-00153-w