2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.nedt.2023.105947
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Cognitive engagement of nursing undergraduates in blended learning: A parallel mixed method study

Meng-meng Xu,
Qi Tian,
Shuang-Han Yu
et al.
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“…This study suggested that students in face-to-face modality feel more interested in solving math problems with graphical representation and access to online resources because it simulates their learning engagement. Active cognitive engagement is crucial for learners as it involves the mobilization of cognitive, motivational, and emotional aspects during the learning process [82][83][84] . This active engagement has been shown to result in improved academic performance and better overall outcomes [85,86] .…”
Section: Inferential Analysis On Students' Interest Levelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study suggested that students in face-to-face modality feel more interested in solving math problems with graphical representation and access to online resources because it simulates their learning engagement. Active cognitive engagement is crucial for learners as it involves the mobilization of cognitive, motivational, and emotional aspects during the learning process [82][83][84] . This active engagement has been shown to result in improved academic performance and better overall outcomes [85,86] .…”
Section: Inferential Analysis On Students' Interest Levelsmentioning
confidence: 99%