The GlobalEd Project: Gender differences in a problem-based learning environment of international negotiations     

Brown  Scott W.  Boyer  Mark A.  Mayall  Hayley J.  Johnson  Paula R.  Meng  Lin  Butler  Michael J.  Weir  Kimberly  Florea  Natalie  Hernandez  Magnolia  Reis  Sally 《Instructional Science》2003,31(4-5):255-276

The GlobalEd Project employs a technology richenvironment for high school students who wishto participate in a simulation of internationalrelations and negotiation. A simulationconsists of negotiations on a variety ofinternational policy issues conducted bystudents from 10–15 schools through anInternet-based interface. This study reportsthe findings of 234 high school participants'changes in academic and technologyself-efficacy skills, as well as knowledge,attitudes and behaviors related to academicpreparation and performance, the use ofeducational technology, and associated outcomesfrom participating in a simulation ofinternational relations. The results arediscussed in terms of the current literature onself-efficacy and gender differences incognitive process.  相似文献