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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Accommodating heterogeneity: the interaction of instructional scaffolding with student preconditions in the learning of hypothesis-based reasoning Grimm, Hanna

1 p. 103-133
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2 A cognitive-motivational model of decision satisfaction Ruth V. Small
2000
1 p. 1-22
22 p.
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3 A comparison of curricular effects on the integration of arithmetic and algebraic schemata in pre-algebra students Moseley, Bryan
2008
1 p. 1-20
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4 A generative professional development program for the development of science teacher epistemic orientations and teaching practices Bae, Yejun

1 p. 143-167
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5 A methodological framework forpractice-based research in networked learning Philippa Levy
2003
1 p. 87-109
23 p.
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6 Analysing and training task analysis J. Patrick
2000
1 p. 51-79
29 p.
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7 Analysis of ill-structured problem solving, mentoring functions, and perceptions of practicum teachers and mentors toward online mentoring in a field-based practicum Hew, Khe Foon
2006
1 p. 1-40
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8 A note from the Translator/Reviser Rina Kampeas
1999
1 p. 1-4
4 p.
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9 An outcome-oriented pattern-based model to support teaching as a design science Li, Ling

1 p. 111-142
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10 Answering questions after initial study guides attention during restudy Dirkx, Kim J. H.
2014
1 p. 59-71
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11 “Anything taking shape?” Capturing various layers of small group collaborative problem solving in an experiential geometry course in initial teacher education Pöysä-Tarhonen, Johanna

1 p. 1-34
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12 A personal inquiry into an experience ofadult learning on-line Sarah J. Mann
2003
1 p. 111-125
15 p.
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13 A rational reconstruction of the kinetic moleculartheory of gases based on history and philosophy of science and its implications for chemistry textbooks Mansoor Niaz
2000
1 p. 23-50
28 p.
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14 Assessing high school chemistry students’ modeling sub-skills in a computerized molecular modeling learning environment Dori, Yehudit Judy
2011
1 p. 69-91
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15 A study of students’ reasoning about probabilistic causality: Implications for understanding complex systems and for instructional design Grotzer, Tina A.
2016
1 p. 25-52
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16 Besides knowledge: a cross-sectional study on the relations between epistemic beliefs, achievement goals, self-beliefs, and achievement in science Mason, Lucia
2012
1 p. 49-79
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17 Besides knowledge: a cross-sectional study on the relations between epistemic beliefs, achievement goals, self-beliefs, and achievement in science Mason, Lucia

1 p. 49-79
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18 Beyond intelligent tutoring systems:Situations, interactions, processes and affordances Fabio N. Akhras
2002
1 p. 1-30
30 p.
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19 Beyond intelligent tutoring systems:Using computers as METAcognitive tools toenhance learning? Roger Azevedo
2002
1 p. 31-45
15 p.
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20 Blended university teaching using virtual learning environments: conceptions and approaches Lameras, Petros
2011
1 p. 141-157
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21 Block scheduled versus traditional biology teaching—an educational experiment using the water lily Randler, Christoph
2007
1 p. 17-25
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22 Broadening the horizons of research on discovery-based learning Clements, Douglas H.
2018
1 p. 155-167
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23 Challenging conceptual understanding in a complex system: supporting young students to address extended mathematical inquiry problems Fielding, Jill

1 p. 35-61
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24 Chemistry problem solving instruction: a comparison of three computer-based formats for learning from hierarchical network problem representations Ngu, Bing Hiong
2008
1 p. 21-42
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25 Co-construction of knowledge in tertiary online settings: an ecology of resources perspective Westberry, Nicola
2012
1 p. 147-164
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26 Cognitive load theory and the effects of transient information on the modality effect Leahy, Wayne
2015
1 p. 107-123
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27 Cognitive, metacognitive, and motivational aspects of problem solving Richard E. Mayer
1998
1 p. 49-63
15 p.
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28 Commentary: Promoting systems understanding Chinn, Clark A.
2017
1 p. 123-135
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29 Complexity, theory and praxis: Researchingcollaborative learning and tutoring processesin a networked learning community Maarten De Laat
2003
1 p. 7-39
33 p.
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30 Concept mapping as a follow-up strategy to learning from texts: what characterizes good and poor mappers? Hilbert, Tatjana S.
2007
1 p. 53-73
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31 Conceptual change using multiple interpretiveperspectives:Two case studies in secondary school chemistry Allan G. Harrison
2001
1 p. 45-85
41 p.
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32 Constructing a model of engagement in scientific inquiry: investigating relationships between inquiry-related curiosity, dimensions of engagement, and inquiry abilities Wu, Pai-Hsing

1 p. 79-113
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33 Contextual differences in student motivation and self-regulatedlearning in mathematics, English, and social studies classrooms Christopher A. Wolters
1998
1 p. 27-47
21 p.
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34 Cross-age peer tutors in asynchronous discussion groups: A study of the evolution in tutor support Smet, Marijke De
2007
1 p. 87-105
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35 Culturally colored didactics: The sociopolitical at the heart ofsecond/foreign language teaching in Francophone geolinguistic spaces Angéline MarteL
1999
1 p. 73-96
24 p.
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36 Deep learning is difficult JACOBIJN SANDBERG
1997
1 p. 15-36
22 p.
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37 Designing for discovery learning of complexity principles of congestion by driving together in the TrafficJams simulation Levy, Sharona T.
2018
1 p. 105-132
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38 Designing usable interventions: bringing student perspectives to the table Fishman, Barry J.
2013
1 p. 115-121
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39 Didactics and professional practice in preservice teacher education: Acomparison of the situations in France and Québec Jacqueline Lacotte
1999
1 p. 165-192
28 p.
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40 Didactics and the culture of school disciplines: The case of French language arts as taught in France Jean-Marie Fournier
1999
1 p. 119-145
27 p.
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41 Didactique? Is it a plaisanterie? You must be joking! A critical comment on terminology Yves Chevallard
1999
1 p. 5-7
3 p.
artikel
42 Differences between students’ and teachers’ perceptions of education: profiles to describe congruence and friction Könings, Karen D.
2013
1 p. 11-30
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43 Discovery learning: zombie, phoenix, or elephant? Bakker, Arthur
2018
1 p. 169-183
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44 Does the amount of on-screen text influence student learning from a multimedia-based instructional unit? Ardaç, Dilek
2007
1 p. 75-88
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45 Do students attend to representational illustrations of non-standard mathematical word problems, and, if so, how helpful are they? Dewolf, Tinne
2014
1 p. 147-171
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46 Do you trust this speaker? The impact of prompting on middle-school students’ consideration of source when watching conflicting videos Lescarret, Colin

1 p. 41-69
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47 Editorial Goodyear, Peter
2008
1 p. 1-2
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48 Effective self- and co-regulation in collaborative learning groups: An analysis of how students regulate problem solving of authentic interdisciplinary tasks DiDonato, Nicole C.
2012
1 p. 25-47
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49 Effect of worked examples and Cognitive Tutor training on constructing equations Reed, Stephen K.
2012
1 p. 1-24
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50 Effects of an emotion control treatment on academic emotions, motivation and achievement in an online mathematics course Kim, ChanMin
2011
1 p. 173-192
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51 Effects of conceptual knowledge and availability of information sources on law students’ legal reasoning Nievelstein, Fleurie
2008
1 p. 23-35
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52 Effects of different evaluative feedback on students’ self-efficacy in learning Chan, Joanne C. Y.
2008
1 p. 37-58
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53 Effects of hierarchical versus sequential structuring of teaching content on creativity in Chinese writing Cheung, Wai Ming
2009
1 p. 63-85
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54 Effects of problem-based discussion on studying a subsequenttext: A randomized trial among first year medical students Willem S. de Grave
2001
1 p. 33-44
12 p.
artikel
55 Effects of representational guidance during computer-supported collaborative learning Janssen, Jeroen
2008
1 p. 59-88
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56 Engaging elementary students in learning science: an analysis of classroom dialogue Watters, James J.
2015
1 p. 25-44
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57 Engaging young students in scientific investigations: prompting for meaningful reflection Wilson, Travis
2011
1 p. 19-46
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58 Epistemic and social scripts in computer–supported collaborative learning Weinberger, Armin
2005
1 p. 1-30
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59 Epistemic gameplay and discovery in computational model-based inquiry activities Wilkerson, Michelle Hoda
2017
1 p. 35-60
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60 Evaluating the apt epistemic processes of data literacy in elementary school students Cottone, Amanda M.

1 p. 1-37
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61 Evaluating writing instruction through an investigation of students’ experiences of learning through writing Ellis, Robert A.
2005
1 p. 49-71
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62 Examining the effects of tempo in background music on adolescent learners’ reading comprehension performance: employing a multimodal approach Moreno, Matthew

1 p. 71-88
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63 Examining the preparatory effects of problem generation and solution generation on learning from instruction Kapur, Manu
2017
1 p. 61-76
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64 Explaining Newton’s laws of motion: using student reasoning through representations to develop conceptual understanding Waldrip, Bruce
2012
1 p. 165-189
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65 Exploring teachers’ perceived self efficacy and technological pedagogical content knowledge with respect to educational use of the World Wide Web Lee, Min-Hsien
2008
1 p. 1-21
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66 Exploring turn-taking patterns during dialogic collaborative problem solving Hu, Liru

1 p. 63-88
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67 Eye movements in the manipulation of hands-on and computer-simulated scientific experiments: an examination of learning processes using entropy and lag sequential analyses Jian, Yu-Cin

1 p. 109-137
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68 Facilitating debate in networked learning:Reflecting on online synchronous discussion inhigher education Rachel M. Pilkington
2003
1 p. 41-63
23 p.
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69 Fading distributed scaffolds: the importance of complementarity between teacher and material scaffolds Martin, Nicole D.
2018
1 p. 69-98
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70 Fostering students’ evaluation behaviour while searching the internet Walraven, Amber
2012
1 p. 125-146
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71 Fostering students’ motivation towards learning research skills: the role of autonomy, competence and relatedness support Maddens, Louise

1 p. 165-199
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72 French research into the didactics and technology of physical activities and sportes: An expanding new field Bernard David
1999
1 p. 147-163
17 p.
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73 Getting immersed in teacher and student perspectives? Facilitating analytical competence using video cases in teacher education Goeze, Annika
2014
1 p. 91-114
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74 How effective is instructional support for learning with computer simulations? Eckhardt, Marc
2012
1 p. 105-124
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75 How important are student-selected versus instructor-selected literature resources for students’ learning and motivation in problem-based learning? Wijnia, Lisette
2014
1 p. 39-58
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76 How is the body’s systemic nature manifested amongst high school biology students? Tripto, Jaklin
2016
1 p. 73-98
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77 How to make guided discovery learning practical for student teachers Janssen, Fred J. J. M.
2013
1 p. 67-90
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78 Improving early reading comprehension using embodied CAI Glenberg, Arthur M.
2009
1 p. 27-39
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79 Inclusive ownership of participatory learning Druin, Allison
2014
1 p. 123-126
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80 Instruction, repetition, discovery: restoring the historical educational role of practice Trninic, Dragan
2017
1 p. 133-153
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81 Instructions for Authors 2003
1 p. 151-158
8 p.
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82 Instructions for Authors 2005
1 p. 97-103
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83 Instructions for Authors 2002
1 p. 71-78
8 p.
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84 Instructions for Authors 2006
1 p. 89-96
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85 Interactivity Between Protégés and Scientists in an Electronic Mentoring Program Bonnett, Cara
2006
1 p. 21-61
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86 Introduction to special issue: models and tools for systems learning and instruction Yoon, Susan A.
2017
1 p. 1-4
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87 Introduction to the special issue onAdvances in Research on Networked Learning 2003
1 p. 1-6
6 p.
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88 Investigating the effectiveness of a POE-based teaching activity on students’ understanding of condensation Coştu, Bayram
2011
1 p. 47-67
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89 Investigating the mechanisms of learning from a constrained preparation for future learning activity Siler, Stephanie A.
2012
1 p. 191-216
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90 Is the Study Process Questionnaire (SPQ) a good predictor of academic achievement? Examining the mediating role of achievement-related classroom behaviours Choy, Jeanette Lyn Fung
2011
1 p. 159-172
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91 Is underestimation less detrimental than overestimation? The impact of experts’ beliefs about a layperson’s knowledge on learning and question asking Wittwer, Jörg
2007
1 p. 27-52
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92 Learning and knowing songs: a study of children as music teachers Kullenberg, Tina
2015
1 p. 1-23
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93 Learning by writing explanations: computer-based feedback about the explanatory cohesion enhances students’ transfer Lachner, Andreas
2018
1 p. 19-37
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94 Learning from equations or words MARTIN LEUNG
1997
1 p. 37-70
34 p.
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95 Learning from video modeling examples: does gender matter? Hoogerheide, Vincent
2015
1 p. 69-86
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96 Mathematics teaching as problem solving: A framework for studying teachermetacognition underlying instructional practice in mathematics Alice F. Artzt
1998
1 p. 5-25
21 p.
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97 Measuring cognitive load with subjective rating scales during problem solving: differences between immediate and delayed ratings Schmeck, Annett
2014
1 p. 93-114
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98 Metacognition, abilities, and developing expertise: What makes anexpert student? Robert J. Sternberg
1998
1 p. 127-140
14 p.
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99 Metacognition and EFL/ESL reading Patricia L. Carrell
1998
1 p. 97-112
16 p.
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100 Metacognition in basic skills instruction Annette F. Gourgey
1998
1 p. 81-96
16 p.
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101 Metacognition in teaching and learning: An introduction Hope J. Hartman
1998
1 p. 1-3
3 p.
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102 Metadiscourse, knowledge advancement, and emotions in primary school students’ knowledge building Zhu, Gaoxia

1 p. 1-40
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103 Mind maps as primers when reading-for-learning in elementary grades? An eye tracking study Merchie, Emmelien

1 p. 23-65
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104 Multimethod assessment of self-regulated learning in college students: different methods for different components? Dörrenbächer-Ulrich, Laura

1 p. 137-163
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105 Multiplying perspectives and improving practice: what can happen when undergraduate students collaborate with college faculty to explore teaching and learning Cook-Sather, Alison
2013
1 p. 31-46
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106 Observational learning from animated models: effects of studying–practicing alternation and illusion of control on transfer Wouters, Pieter
2008
1 p. 89-104
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107 Observational narrative knowledging in early professional development of student teachers of English Kartal, Galip

1 p. 109-135
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108 Observing complex systems thinking in the zone of proximal development Danish, Joshua
2016
1 p. 5-24
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109 Opening dimensions of variation: Anempirical study of learning in a Web-baseddiscussion Shirley Booth
2003
1 p. 65-86
22 p.
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110 Participatory design of learning environments: integrating perspectives of students, teachers, and designers Könings, Karen D.
2013
1 p. 1-9
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111 Patterns of Instructional-design Factors Prompting Reflective Thinking in Middle-school and College Level Problem-based Learning Environments Song, Hae-Deok
2006
1 p. 63-87
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112 Patterns of Variation in Teaching the Colour of Light to Primary 3 Students Ling, Lo Mun
2006
1 p. 1-19
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113 Pédagogie and didactique: An incestuous relationship Yves Bertrand
1999
1 p. 33-51
19 p.
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114 Peer interaction and the learning of critical thinkingskills in further education students Tony Anderson
2001
1 p. 1-32
32 p.
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115 Preparatory effects of problem solving versus studying examples prior to instruction Hartmann, Christian

1 p. 1-21
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116 Preservice teacher education students’ epistemological beliefs and conceptions about learning Chan, Kwok-Wai
2009
1 p. 87-108
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117 Pre-service teachers’ perceptions of effective inquiry instruction: are effective instruction and effective inquiry instruction essentially the same? Aulls, Mark W.
2010
1 p. 119-139
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118 Promoting attitude change and expressed willingness to take action toward climate change in college students Sinatra, Gale M.
2011
1 p. 1-17
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119 Promoting general metacognitive awareness Gregory Schraw
1998
1 p. 113-125
13 p.
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120 Promoting interdisciplinary understanding in asynchronous online higher education courses: a learning communities approach Kidron, Adi

1 p. 139-169
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121 Promoting pre-service teachers’ integration of professional knowledge: effects of writing tasks and prompts on learning from multiple documents Lehmann, Thomas
2018
1 p. 99-126
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122 Refuting student teachers’ misconceptions about multimedia learning Prinz, Anja

1 p. 89-110
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123 Reinventing discovery learning: a field-wide research program Abrahamson, Dor
2017
1 p. 1-10
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124 Revising lecture notes: how revision, pauses, and partners affect note taking and achievement Luo, Linlin
2016
1 p. 45-67
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125 School disciplines, social representations, and the construction ofthe didactics of history, geography, and civics Francois Audigier
1999
1 p. 97-117
21 p.
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126 School knowledge and didactic analysis: A research perspective in comparative didactics Jacques Colomb
1999
1 p. 53-71
19 p.
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127 Searching for buried treasure: uncovering discovery in discovery-based learning Chase, Kiera
2017
1 p. 11-33
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128 Semiotic foundations for building the New Didactics: An introduction to theprototype features of the discipline Francois Victor Tochon
1999
1 p. 9-32
24 p.
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129 Simulation-Based Evaluation of Learning Sequences for Instructional Technologies McEneaney, John E.
2016
1 p. 87-106
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130 Situations, interaction, process andaffordances: An ecological psychologyperspective Michael F. Young
2002
1 p. 47-63
17 p.
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131 Situations, interactions, processes andaffordances: A response Fabio N. Akhras
2002
1 p. 65-69
5 p.
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132 Sixth graders’ selection and integration when writing from multiple online texts Kullberg, Nina

1 p. 39-64
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133 Structured approaches to participatory design for children: can targeting the needs of children with autism provide benefits for a broader child population? Benton, Laura
2013
1 p. 47-65
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134 Student perceptions of peer versus instructor facilitation of asynchronous online discussions: further findings from three cases Hew, Khe Foon
2014
1 p. 19-38
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135 Students’ perceptions of the impacts of peer ideas in inquiry learning Matuk, Camillia

1 p. 65-102
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136 Supporting Communication in a Collaborative Discovery Learning Environment: the Effect of Instruction Saab, Nadira
2006
1 p. 73-98
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137 Supporting learning with interactive multimedia through active integration of representations Bodemer, Daniel
2005
1 p. 73-95
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138 Supporting self-regulated hypermedia learning through prompts Bannert, Maria
2011
1 p. 193-211
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139 Systems learning with a conceptual representation: a quasi-experimental study Hmelo-Silver, Cindy E.
2016
1 p. 53-72
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140 Teaching about complex systems is no simple matter: building effective professional development for computer-supported complex systems instruction Yoon, Susan A.
2016
1 p. 99-121
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141 Teaching sourcing during online inquiry – adolescents with the weakest skills benefited the most Hämäläinen, Elina K.

1 p. 135-163
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142 Teaching using the Web: Conceptions andapproaches from a phenomenographic perspective Gillian Roberts
2003
1 p. 127-150
24 p.
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143 The ability to estimate knowledge and performance in college: A metacognitive analysis Howard T. Everson
1998
1 p. 65-79
15 p.
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144 The effect of team learning behaviours and team mental models on teacher team performance Widmann, Andreas

1 p. 1-21
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145 The effects of 3D-representation instruction on composite-solid surface-area learning for elementary school students Sung, Yao-Ting
2014
1 p. 115-145
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146 The effects of levels of elaboration on learners’ strategic processing of text Dornisch, Michele
2009
1 p. 1-26
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147 The impact of embedding multiple modes of representation within writing tasks on high school students’ chemistry understanding McDermott, Mark A.
2012
1 p. 217-246
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148 The Impact of Scaffolding and Student Achievement Levels in a Problem-based Learning Environment Simons, Krista D.
2006
1 p. 41-72
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149 The integration of instructional systems design models and constructivisticdesign principles SANNE DIJKSTRA
1997
1 p. 1-13
13 p.
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150 The mystery of cognitive structure and how we can detect it: tracking the development of cognitive structures over time Ifenthaler, Dirk
2009
1 p. 41-61
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151 The role of motivational profiles in learning problem-solving and self-assessment skills with video modeling examples Wijnia, Lisette

1 p. 67-107
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152 The use of adjunct displays to facilitate comprehension of causal relationships in expository text McCrudden, Matthew T.
2007
1 p. 65-86
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153 The value of fixed versus faded self-regulatory scaffolds on fourth graders’ mathematical problem solving Gidalevich, Stella
2018
1 p. 39-68
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154 This is easy, you can do it! Feedback during mathematics problem solving is more beneficial when students expect to succeed Fyfe, Emily R.

1 p. 23-44
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155 Transfer and conceptual change: the change process from the theoretical perspectives of coordination classes and phenomenological primitives Ozdemir, Omer F.
2012
1 p. 81-103
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156 Understanding instructional design effects by differentiated measurement of intrinsic, extraneous, and germane cognitive load Klepsch, Melina

1 p. 45-77
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157 Understanding the impact of guiding inquiry: the relationship between directive support, student attributes, and transfer of knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours in inquiry learning Roll, Ido
2017
1 p. 77-104
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158 University academics’ experience of research and its relationship to their experience of teaching Prosser, Michael
2007
1 p. 3-16
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159 Using self-determination theory (SDT) to explain student STEM interest and identity development Chiu, Thomas K.F.

1 p. 89-107
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160 Using TIMSS items to evaluate the effectiveness of different instructional practices Eriksson, Kimmo
2018
1 p. 1-18
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161 Validity of the learning portfolio: analysis of a portfolio proposal for the university Gregori-Giralt, Eva
2014
1 p. 1-17
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162 Viewing comprehension: Students’ learning preferences and strategies when studying from video Caspi, Avner
2005
1 p. 31-47
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163 Web site credibility: Why do people believe what they believe? Iding, Marie K.
2008
1 p. 43-63
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164 What contributes to teaching assistant development: differential responses to key design features Hardré, Patricia L.
2010
1 p. 93-118
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165 When feedback is cognitively-demanding: the importance of working memory capacity Fyfe, Emily R.
2014
1 p. 73-91
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