Sep 2026· European Journal of Engineering Education· Vol 51, pp. 1205 - 1211· 0 citations· 19 references
Abstract
doctoral research explores the interplay between emotions and systems thinking in engineers’ sociotechnical problem solving. Drawing on appraisal theory, the study uses the Critical Incident Technique (CRT) and qualitative interviews with practicing engineers the thesis demonstrates that emotions are integral to sociotechnical problem solving, supporting engineers in navigating stakeholder perspectives, complexity
The article presents basic information about psycho-pedagogy of creativity – the Polish perspective of preparing teachers of creative thinking. There are problems discussed connected with the theoretical framework of the new specialization of studies, its programme is presented and some implications are discussed. The...
M. Karwowski· The New Educational Review· 1 citation
Identifying students’ mental models offers researchers and teachers an interpretive lens for understanding how learners organise scientific concepts and where instruction can most productively intervene. Pressure is foundational to chemistry:...
Traditional engineering design education frequently prioritizes structured problem-solving and incremental improvements, which can limit students' ability to address complex societal challenges. This article examines an educational practice that intentionally expands the ideation phase within a transdisciplinary STEAM...
Chantal Rodier, Franz Newland· Proceedings of the Canadian...· 0 citations
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