WIP: Relatable Rebound Story Project: Transforming How Students View and Overcome Setbacks

This innovative practice WIP paper presents a pilot study of an educational intervention designed to transform the way students view and overcome struggles that are a normal-and essential-part of the learning process. The intervention involves sharing “relatable rebound stories” from previous students, each describing a setback or challenge encountered and the specific agentic strategies used to resolve it. Preliminary results are presented from a pilot study conducted in an entry-level computer engineering course of 168 students that requires time management and project-based learning. This study shows the positive impact of this intervention on quantitative sense of belonging and selfefficacy scales and confidence in skills related to computing, systems prototyping, and problem-solving.

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2024-10-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/fie61694.2024.10893439
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Jewish Identity and Society
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WIP: Relatable Rebound Story Project: Transforming How Students View and Overcome Setbacks

T.S. Lee, Frederick W. B. Li, Thomas Collins, Jennifer Wolfe et al.
Jewish Identity and Society
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WIP: Relatable Rebound Story Project: Transforming How Students View and Overcome Setbacks

T.S. Lee, Frederick W. B. Li, Thomas Collins, Jennifer Wolfe, James S. De Ocampo, Aric J. Ting
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Abstract

This innovative practice WIP paper presents a pilot study of an educational intervention designed to transform the way students view and overcome struggles that are a normal-and essential-part of the learning process. The intervention involves sharing “relatable rebound stories” from previous students, each describing a setback or challenge encountered and the specific agentic strategies used to resolve it. Preliminary results are presented from a pilot study conducted in an entry-level computer engineering course of 168 students that requires time management and project-based learning. This study shows the positive impact of this intervention on quantitative sense of belonging and selfefficacy scales and confidence in skills related to computing, systems prototyping, and problem-solving.

Georgia Institute of Technology (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 46%
Jewish Identity and Society
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WIP: Relatable Rebound Story Project: Transforming How Students View and Overcome Setbacks — T.S. Lee, Frederick W. B. Li, et al. · (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS