Patrícia Cristina De Oliveira Garcia, Débora Pastore Bassitt, Fernando Campos Gomes Pinto
Alcohol use, abuse and dependence among elderly in outpatient treatment through the application of AUDIT
Revista da Associacao Medica Brasileira (1992)
researchers explored effectiveness computer simulations supporting science teaching learning past four decades purpose paper provide comprehensive critical review literature impact computer simulations science teaching learning goal summarizing currently known providing guidance future research report outcomes 61 empirical studies dealing efficacy implications computer simulations science instruction overall findings suggest simulations effective many ways effective traditional ie lecturebased textbookbased andor physical handson instructional practices promoting science content knowledge developing process skills facilitating conceptual change educational tool effectiveness computer simulations dependent upon ways used thus outline specific researchbased guidelines best practice computer simulations effective used supplements b incorporate highquality support structures c encourage student reflection promote cognitive dissonance used appropriately computer simulations involve students inquirybased authentic science explorations additionally educational technologies continue evolve advantages flexibility safety efficiency deserve attention