established business in growing. According to the modified Kern Entrepreneurial EngineeringNetwork (KEEN) framework, EM in engineering is based on curiosity, connections,communication, and collaboration. The EM framework adapted from [6, 7] shows the potentialoutcomes of this study as shown in Table 1.Table 1 – EM framework outcomes for this studyCuriosity CommunicationConnections CollaborationConcept maps are a useful tool for evaluating someone's comprehension of a certain subject.Through nodes and links, the concept map's graphical representation conveys the participant's in-depth understanding from a wider angle and serves as a tool to assess EM [8]. Concept maps canbe scored
solving as a group and ask the instructor questions or suggestions. Students’ ideas were also criticized by the instructor and in-class mentor. In session A, to help students make connections between the Concept map quantities, concepts, and variables, the instructor taught the (Connections students how to prepare a concept map. To encourage between Equation participation, up to 5 extra points were awarded. Students principles, Sheets
information and synthesize it with previous knowledge [9, 10]. Thistechnique includes a wide range of exercises, including summarizing, making concept maps,drawing, self-testing, self-explaining, and teaching [11], all of which have been shown toimprove student performance to varying degrees [12]. A recent meta-analysis analyzed therelative effectiveness across different age groups of a number of common generative learningstrategies and found that college students were the group for whom all the studied strategies weremost consistently effective, and that results were mixed or even negative among youngerstudents [13].Formal study of the application of generative learning to engineering education is somewhatsparse, though several specific generative
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doesn’t foster creative problem solving or creativity, two very importantaspects of computer science.” - Third year Computer Science Teaching Techniques Teaching fellows even discussed some techniques like using software such as CATMEand collaborating during class to help facilitate engaged learning. “...I hope to incorporate time in class for students to collaborate on concept maps priorto exams. I would also begin lectures with a five minute discussion between students in groups offour to five to write a list of any questions they have regarding the material from the previousclass or from any at home readings or homework. Students can connect concepts in this way.” - Fourth year Female Chemical EngineeringDeveloping and