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Microscopic Model Of Knowledge Increase And Its Verification

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  • Simona Dudáková

    (Constantine the Philosopher University)

  • Michal Benko

    (Constantine the Philosopher University)

  • Boris Lacsný

    (Constantine the Philosopher University)

  • Aba Teleki

    (Constantine the Philosopher University)

Abstract

Knowledge growth models, based on primary principles, play a fundamental role in the cognitive sciences. The authors submit an extension of their model (ENKI) from 2005, with the results of the practical testing, which was performed using the method developed for the purpose of model ENKI of solving tasks with immediate feedback. This was applied to the curriculum of parallel configuration of resistors in electrical circuits. There were 73 pupils from six elementary schools in attendance for testing. Analysis based on ENKI indicates that three autonomous units (scopes) were evaluated simultaneously during the assessment. Results showed that 25% of pupils knew the curriculum, 9% of pupils showed no improvement, while 66% of pupils showed an increased success in accordance with the ENKI model (significance level ). Solving 7.2 typical tasks on average, by a method of immediate feedback resulted in 90% of the pupils mastering the curriculum.

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  • Simona Dudáková & Michal Benko & Boris Lacsný & Aba Teleki, 2016. "Microscopic Model Of Knowledge Increase And Its Verification," CBU International Conference Proceedings, ISE Research Institute, vol. 4(0), pages 888-895, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:aad:iseicj:v:4:y:2016:i:0:p:888-895
    DOI: 10.12955/cbup.v4.872
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