Enhancing Retention And Transfer Of Mathematics In Engineering Education

Renate Gerarda Klaassen; Annoesjka J. Cabo

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Enhancing Retention And Transfer Of Mathematics In Engineering Education

Renate Gerarda Klaassen, Annoesjka J. Cabo

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This article is a reflection of a SEFI workshop on Retention. In the workshop, a SWOT Analysis has been realised of four pedagogical solutions addressing Retention in undergraduate STEM education. The pedagogical solutions are programmatic assessment, micro-credentials for online mathematics (support) learning modules, autonomous and self-regulated learning and mathematical competencies for learning. Results have provided insights into the relevance and feasibility of implementation.

Original language	English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.21427/qgs2-gw33
Publication status	Published - 2023
Externally published	Yes
Event	SEFI workshop on Retention - Duration: 1 Jan 2023 → …

Conference

Conference	SEFI workshop on Retention
Period	1/01/23 → …
Other	A workshop focusing on Retention in undergraduate STEM education

Keywords

Retention
undergraduate STEM education
programmatic assessment
micro-credentials
online mathematics learning modules
autonomous learning
self-regulated learning
mathematical competencies

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