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Tekkumru-Kisa, Miray; Stein, Mary Kay; Doyle, Walter – Educational Researcher, 2020
Informed by decades of research and standards-based policies, there has been a growing demand for high-quality teaching and learning in mathematics and science classrooms. Achieving these ambitious goals will not be easy; students' opportunities for learning as shaped by the tasks they are assigned will matter the most. The purpose of this article…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Mathematics Education, Science Education, Task Analysis
Haager, Julia S.; Kuhbandner, Christof; Pekrun, Reinhard – Journal of Creative Behavior, 2018
In the current society, boredom has a bad reputation. Among others, one reason is that boredom is a negative predictor for cognitive performance due to the detrimental effects on attention and engagement. Recently, however, the negative reputation has been challenged by studies showing that boredom seems to promote creativity. However, those…
Descriptors: Psychological Patterns, Creativity, Predictor Variables, Attention
Kruglanski, Arie W.; Belanger, Jocelyn J.; Chen, Xiaoyan; Kopetz, Catalina; Pierro, Antonio; Mannetti, Lucia – Psychological Review, 2012
A force-field theory of motivated cognition is presented and applied to a broad variety of phenomena in social judgment and self-regulation. Purposeful cognitive activity is assumed to be propelled by a "driving force" and opposed by a "restraining force". "Potential" driving force represents the maximal amount of energy an individual is prepared…
Descriptors: Evidence, Educational Change, Cognitive Processes, Student Motivation

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