This paper outlines the design and development of a cognitive intervention programme in design and technology education to Key Stage 3 students in the United Kingdom. Included is an interim evaluation of effects on students and teachers. Data has been collected and analysed after two years of the developmental programme. Use has been made of: • Piagetian Reasoning tasks as pre/post tests instruments • NFER Cognitive Ability Tests and end of Key Stage 3 assessments in order to monitor for far transfer effects • a teacher interview technique to monitor teacher attitudes towards the project. The interim evaluation described in this paper suggests that design and technology education has been enhanced at a number of levels by the intervention p...
Cognitive acceleration is a term used to describe an approach to pedagogy and a research tradition i...
The study was conducted to ascertain the effect of intervention methodology as envisaged by the CASE...
BACKGROUND Cognitive Acceleration has shown evidence of long-term far transfer with young adolescent...
This paper is an interim report and evaluation of a two-year intervention programme in technology fo...
The concept of Cognitive Acceleration in Science Education (CASE) has been established since the mid...
We reported (in Vol. 1 No 2 1996) an interim evaluation of the effects of a small-scale cognitive in...
A perceived and real gender imbalance across Design and Technology fields (Ofsted subject reports 19...
This paper examines the outcomes of an extended multi-agency curriculum development initiative in a ...
This investigation was designed to explore the relationship between pupils' cognitive level of deve...
The Cognitive Acceleration (or Let’s Think) approach to mathematics teaching is a Piagetian programm...
In an Irish context, the cognitive level prole of primary (pre-transfer) and second level (post-tran...
This paper describes the impact of a thinking skills program in science on the cognition of students...
This paper describes the impact of a thinking skills programme in science on the cognition of stude...
AbstractThis paper describes the impact of a thinking skills programme in science on the cognition o...
This thesis examines the extent to which a specific learning intervention programme, based on specif...
Cognitive acceleration is a term used to describe an approach to pedagogy and a research tradition i...
The study was conducted to ascertain the effect of intervention methodology as envisaged by the CASE...
BACKGROUND Cognitive Acceleration has shown evidence of long-term far transfer with young adolescent...
This paper is an interim report and evaluation of a two-year intervention programme in technology fo...
The concept of Cognitive Acceleration in Science Education (CASE) has been established since the mid...
We reported (in Vol. 1 No 2 1996) an interim evaluation of the effects of a small-scale cognitive in...
A perceived and real gender imbalance across Design and Technology fields (Ofsted subject reports 19...
This paper examines the outcomes of an extended multi-agency curriculum development initiative in a ...
This investigation was designed to explore the relationship between pupils' cognitive level of deve...
The Cognitive Acceleration (or Let’s Think) approach to mathematics teaching is a Piagetian programm...
In an Irish context, the cognitive level prole of primary (pre-transfer) and second level (post-tran...
This paper describes the impact of a thinking skills program in science on the cognition of students...
This paper describes the impact of a thinking skills programme in science on the cognition of stude...
AbstractThis paper describes the impact of a thinking skills programme in science on the cognition o...
This thesis examines the extent to which a specific learning intervention programme, based on specif...
Cognitive acceleration is a term used to describe an approach to pedagogy and a research tradition i...
The study was conducted to ascertain the effect of intervention methodology as envisaged by the CASE...
BACKGROUND Cognitive Acceleration has shown evidence of long-term far transfer with young adolescent...