Effectiveness of brain strategies in developing Higher oreder thinking skills/ Jnvelyn T. Samulde
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- .LG 221.R59 .Sa499 2016
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Undergraduate Thesis Bachelor of Elementary Education
University of Rizal System, Rodriguez, Rizal
2016
This study aimed to determine the effectiveness of brain-based strategies in developing higher order thinking skills.
The researchers used experimental method. This describes and analyzes variables in carefully controlled conditions as a basis for inferring or concluding An experimental research, therefore, consists of manipulating experimental variables under highly controlled conditions to determine how and why a particular event occurs
This study was conducted in San Jose Elementary School during the School Year 2015-2016 involving two (2) grade five classes. From each class, fifty (50) pupils were chosen. One group was exposed to a method of instruction that involved Brain-Based Strategies during class instruction tagged as the.
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