论文信息 - Can pupils learn through their own movements? A study of the use of a motion sensor interface

Can pupils learn through their own movements? A study of the use of a motion sensor interface

An Interactive Interface was used in school-based research to explore the learning of kinematics through body movement, at ages 11-12, 13-14 and 16 plus. The students responses and successes are significant for learning at school and at Interactive Centres.

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