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... and start an exercise. In order not to lose the overview, all children were asked to start the same exercise format and wait until everyone had finished the exercise. During the exercise, notes were written down to document the different reactions or possible problems that occurred. At the end of the exercise, each child fills in a questionnaire (Fig. 1), where they are asked to answer, whether the task was comprehensible, could be solved independently, whether the exercise was fun and whether the exercise would also like to be done at home. In order to make the evaluation understandable, smileys were used as a scale, whereby the laughing smiley means very good and the sad smiley not ...
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... one exercise was completed, each child was asked to complete the questionnaire in Figure 1. In addition, questions were asked about the design and possible suggestions for improvement before the next exercise format was started. ...
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... and start an exercise. In order not to lose the overview, all children were asked to start the same exercise format and wait until everyone had finished the exercise. During the exercise, notes were written down to document the different reactions or possible problems that occurred. At the end of the exercise, each child fills in a questionnaire (Fig. 1), where they are asked to answer, whether the task was comprehensible, could be solved independently, whether the exercise was fun and whether the exercise would also like to be done at home. In order to make the evaluation understandable, smileys were used as a scale, whereby the laughing smiley means very good and the sad smiley not ...
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... one exercise was completed, each child was asked to complete the questionnaire in Figure 1. In addition, questions were asked about the design and possible suggestions for improvement before the next exercise format was started. ...
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... and start an exercise. In order not to lose the overview, all children were asked to start the same exercise format and wait until everyone had finished the exercise. During the exercise, notes were written down to document the different reactions or possible problems that occurred. At the end of the exercise, each child fills in a questionnaire (Fig. 1), where they are asked to answer, whether the task was comprehensible, could be solved independently, whether the exercise was fun and whether the exercise would also like to be done at home. In order to make the evaluation understandable, smileys were used as a scale, whereby the laughing smiley means very good and the sad smiley not ...
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... one exercise was completed, each child was asked to complete the questionnaire in Figure 1. In addition, questions were asked about the design and possible suggestions for improvement before the next exercise format was started. ...

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