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Group Submission Type: Highlighted Paper Session
This session focus on methodological challenges concerning variable centrered and person centered analyses techniques shedding light on teaching approaches, instructional leadership and computational thinking of students. The first study effectively tackles the challenge of determining the linearity or curvilinearity of the relationship between inquiry-based teaching and student achievement by employing MSEM. The second study addresses the challenge of designing and validating an instructional leadership scale using items from TALIS 2018 using MCFA. The last study investigates computational thinking and adaptive problem-solving skills in digital competence tasks by employing K-Prototype clustering and sequence cluster analysis.
Re-examining Instructional Leadership with Teacher Perspective: A Comparative Analysis of TALIS 2018 - Christian Lazcano, Universidad del Desarrollo; Xiu Cravens, Vanderbilt University; Paulo Volante, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile
Cognitive Activation Strategies: A Promising Approach to Teaching Science to All Students - Zhijun Chen, University of Bath, Department of Education; Andres Sandoval-Hernandez, University of Bath
Profiling Behavioral Patterns in Interactive Computational Thinking Tasks Across Countries: Sequence Mining with Process Data of ICILS2018 - Qiwei He, Georgetown University
Repetition rising? Using PISA to track its alleged post-pandemic surge and repurposing in high- and middle-income countries - Manuel E Cardoso, Teachers College, Columbia University
The Impact of Transformational Leadership on Teacher Work Engagement and Creativity - Julia Levin, University of Hamburg