英文摘要 |
This study investigated the effects of process-oriented problem solving instruction on mathematical performance of the 4th graders with low achieving. The study used a multiple baseline with a two-group design. Five subjects received small group instruction and three subjects received individual instruction. Conditions of the multiple-baseline design included baseline and instruction. Teaching procedures were from modeling, leading to testing and the contents of instruction included problem representing, integrating, planning and monitoring, and executing. Visual analysis of the single-subject data showed the process-ofiented instruction to be an effective intervention for this sample of students, but no significant difference between small and individual instruction. This study has implications for teaching problem solving to the 4th graders with low achieving. |