2.1.3 Student-content interaction
Moore defines student-content interaction as “the process of intellectually interacting
with the content that results in changes in the learner’s understanding, the learner’s perspective,
or the cognitive structures of the learner’s mind”. Content resources should aid student thinking
and problem solving skills (). Prompts, hints, explanations, questions and suggestions are examples
of mechanisms that can be used to do so. Another important factor that may enhance the
effectiveness of student-content interaction is providing students with script for each learning
phase that specify the tasks students have to accomplish, the forming of small groups, distribution
tasks within and among group members, the approach of communication and collaboration, timing
schedule, etc. ().