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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A further study of productive failure in mathematical problem solving: unpacking the design components Kapur, Manu
2010
4 p. 561-579
artikel
2 Altering the Modality of Instructions to Facilitate Imagination: Interactions between the Modality and Imagination Effects Tindall-Ford, Sharon
2006
4 p. 343-365
artikel
3 An exploratory study into the complexity of relations between physics lecturers’ crafting of practice and students’ expectations of quality teaching Linder, Cedric
2010
4 p. 513-526
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4 Asking students to be active learners: the effects of totally or partially self-generating a graphic organizer on students’ learning performances Colliot, Tiphaine
2019
4 p. 463-480
artikel
5 Assessing schematic knowledge of introductory probability theory Birney, Damian P.
2005
4 p. 341-366
artikel
6 Assistance that fades in improves learning better than assistance that fades out Jennings, Jay

4 p. 371-394
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7 Assisting self-explanation prompts are more effective than open prompts when learning with multiple representations Berthold, Kirsten
2008
4 p. 345-363
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8 Awareness of the backwash effect of assessment: A phenomenographic study of the views of Hong Kong and Swedish lecturers Watkins, David
2005
4 p. 283-309
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9 Can we further improve tablet-based drawing to enhance learning? An empirical test of two types of support Schmidgall, Steffen P.

4 p. 453-474
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10 Co-development patterns of knowledge, experience, and self in humanistic knowledge building communities Hod, Yotam
2018
4 p. 593-619
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11 Cognitive ability and cognitive style: finding a connection through resource use behavior Toomey, Natalie
2019
4 p. 481-498
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12 Components of instruction toward a theoretical tool for instructional design M. David Merrill
2001
4 p. 291-310
20 p.
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13 Comprehension of relations among controversial texts: effects of external strategy use Kobayashi, Keiichi
2008
4 p. 311-324
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14 Computer science education as a cultural encounter: a socio-cultural framework for articulating teaching difficulties Ben-David Kolikant, Yifat
2010
4 p. 543-559
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15 Concept map as a tool to assess and enhance students' system thinking skills Khajeloo, Mojtaba

4 p. 571-597
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16 Connected design rationale: a model for measuring design learning using epistemic network analysis Arastoopour Irgens, Golnaz

4 p. 561-587
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17 Content analysis of online discussion on a senior-high-school discussion forum of a virtual physics laboratory Guan, Ying-Hua
2006
4 p. 279-311
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18 Could probability be out of proportion? Self-explanation and example-based practice help students with lower proportional reasoning skills learn probability Begolli, Kreshnik Nasi

4 p. 441-473
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19 Criteria for the development of complexteaching-learning environments Frank Achtenhagen
2001
4 p. 361-380
20 p.
artikel
20 Delaying instruction: evidence from a study in a university relearning setting Westermann, Katharina
2012
4 p. 673-689
artikel
21 Designing groups in problem-based learning to promoteproblem-solving skill and self-directedness Margaret C. Lohman
2000
4 p. 291-307
17 p.
artikel
22 Developing a smart classroom infrastructure to support real-time student collaboration and inquiry: a 4-year design study Tissenbaum, Mike
2019
4 p. 423-462
artikel
23 Does group composition affect learning by invention? Wiedmann, Michael
2012
4 p. 711-730
artikel
24 Does musical training improve school performance? Wetter, Olive Emil
2008
4 p. 365-374
artikel
25 Do expert clinical teachers have a shared understanding of what constitutes a competent reasoning performance in case-based teaching? Gauthier, Geneviève
2013
4 p. 579-594
artikel
26 Do psychology researchers tell it like it is? A microgenetic analysis of research strategies and self-report accuracy along a continuum of expertise Feldon, David F.
2008
4 p. 395-415
artikel
27 Effect of conceptual change approach accompanied with concept mapping on understanding of solution concepts Uzuntiryaki, Esen
2005
4 p. 311-339
artikel
28 Effects of discussion representation: comparisons between social and cognitive diagrams Kwon, Kyungbin
2017
4 p. 469-491
artikel
29 Effects of instruction colour and learner empathy on aesthetic appreciation of Chinese poetry Wang, Yi

4 p. 617-637
artikel
30 Effects of related decorative pictures on learning and metacognition Scherer, Demian

4 p. 571-594
artikel
31 Effects of student-facilitated learning on instructional facilitators Bonner, Sarah M.
2017
4 p. 417-438
artikel
32 Enhancing computational thinking skills of students with disabilities Kert, Serhat Bahadır

4 p. 625-651
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33 Enhancing learning from hypertext by inducing agoal orientation: Comparing different approaches Jörg Zumbach
2002
4 p. 243-267
25 p.
artikel
34 Epistemic trajectories: mentoring in a game design practicum Nash, Padraig
2012
4 p. 745-771
artikel
35 Epistemology, situated cognition, and mental models: 'Like a bridge over troubled water' Norbert M. Seel
2001
4 p. 403-427
25 p.
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36 Erratum to: The impact of incorrect examples on learning fractions: a field experiment with 6th grade students Heemsoth, Tim
2014
4 p. 659-660
artikel
37 Evaluating metacognitive scaffolding in Guided Invention Activities Roll, Ido
2012
4 p. 691-710
artikel
38 Examining Chinese kindergarten children’s psychological needs satisfaction in problem solving: A self-determination theory perspective Zhang, Heyi
2019
4 p. 373-398
artikel
39 Examining practicing teachers’ perceptions of technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPACK) pathways: a structural equation modeling approach Koh, Joyce Hwee Ling
2012
4 p. 793-809
artikel
40 Examining the effect of multiple writing tasks on Year 10 biology students’ understandings of cell and molecular biology concepts Hand, Brian

4 p. 343-373
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41 Examining the effect of multiple writing tasks on Year 10 biology students’ understandings of cell and molecular biology concepts Hand, Brian
2006
4 p. 343-373
artikel
42 Exploring problem conceptualization and performance in STEM problem solving contexts Delahunty, Thomas

4 p. 395-425
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43 Exploring teachers' instructional designpractices from a systems design perspective Albert W.M. Hoogveld
2002
4 p. 291-305
15 p.
artikel
44 Facilitator presence and identity in online discourse: use of positioning theory as an analytic framework Dennen, Vanessa P.
2010
4 p. 527-541
artikel
45 Forming shared inquiry structures to support knowledge building in a grade 5 community Tao, Dan
2018
4 p. 563-592
artikel
46 Fostering professional communication skills of future physicians and teachers: effects of e-learning with video cases and role-play Gartmeier, Martin
2015
4 p. 443-462
artikel
47 Fostering Understanding by Structural Alignment as a Route to Analogical Learning Lucia Mason
2004
4 p. 293-318
26 p.
artikel
48 Generalized achievement goals and situationalcoping in inquiry learning Marjaana Veermans
2004
4 p. 269-291
23 p.
artikel
49 GTravels towards Problem BasedLearning in Medical Education (VPBL) Bruce E. Bowdish
2003
4 p. 231-253
23 p.
artikel
50 Guiding the design of lessons by using the MAPLET framework: matching aims, processes, learner expertise and technologies Ifenthaler, Dirk
2013
4 p. 561-578
artikel
51 How analogies foster learning from science texts MARIE K. IDING
1997
4 p. 233-253
21 p.
artikel
52 How groups cooperate in a networked geometry learning environment Lai, Kevin
2013
4 p. 615-637
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53 Imitative problem solving Why transfer of learningoften fails to occur Ian Robertsonnm
2000
4 p. 263-289
27 p.
artikel
54 Impacts of learning inventive problem-solving principles: students’ transition from systematic searching to heuristic problem solving Barak, Moshe
2012
4 p. 657-679
artikel
55 Information management and learning incomputer conferences: Coping with irrelevantand unconnected messages Stephan Schwan
2002
4 p. 269-289
21 p.
artikel
56 In search of a future: A critical analysis of research on web-based teaching and learning Michael J. Hannafin
2003
4 p. 347-351
5 p.
artikel
57 Inter-relations of tutor’s and peers’ scaffolding and decision-making discourse acts Pata, Kai
2006
4 p. 313-341
artikel
58 Introduction: From digital dirt road to educationalexpressway: Innovations in web-based pedagogy Kimberly A. Lawless
2003
4 p. 227-230
4 p.
artikel
59 Issues of cultural appropriateness and pedagogical efficacy: exploring peer review in a second language writing class Hu, Guangwei
2009
4 p. 371-394
artikel
60 Knowledge building for use of the internet in education Charles M. Reigeluth
2003
4 p. 341-346
6 p.
artikel
61 Knowledge convergence and collaborative learning Jeong, Heisawn

4 p. 287-315
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62 Knowledge convergence and collaborative learning Jeong, Heisawn
2006
4 p. 287-315
artikel
63 Learning a part together: ensemble learning and infrastructure in a competitive high school marching band Ma, Jasmine Y.
2018
4 p. 507-532
artikel
64 Learning by restorying Slabon, Wayne A.
2014
4 p. 505-521
artikel
65 Learning communities and scaffolding: three different ways to conceptualizing their relationship Fischer, Frank
2018
4 p. 633-637
artikel
66 Learning to talk the educational psychologytalk through a problem-based course Ellina Chernobilsky
2004
4 p. 319-356
38 p.
artikel
67 Lecturers’ vs. students’ perceptions of the accessibility of instructional materials Price, Linda

4 p. 317-341
artikel
68 Lecturers’ vs. students’ perceptions of the accessibility of instructional materials Price, Linda
2006
4 p. 317-341
artikel
69 Making the failure more productive: scaffolding the invention process to improve inquiry behaviors and outcomes in invention activities Holmes, N. G.
2013
4 p. 523-538
artikel
70 Measurement of cognitive load in multimedia learning: a comparison of different objective measures Korbach, Andreas
2017
4 p. 515-536
artikel
71 Mind the gap! Students’ use of exemplars and detailed rubrics as formative assessment Lipnevich, Anastasiya A.
2013
4 p. 539-559
artikel
72 Mine the process: investigating the cyclical nature of upper primary school students’ self-regulated learning Heirweg, Sofie

4 p. 337-369
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73 Modeling and supporting the authoring processof multimedia simulation based educational software: A knowledge engineering approach Michiel Kuyper
2001
4 p. 337-359
23 p.
artikel
74 Negotiating status hierarchies in middle school inquiry science: implications for marginal non-participation Adams-Wiggins, Karlyn R.

4 p. 427-451
artikel
75 Outside the standard test: The development of a model-based assessment and corresponding rubric Minshew, Lana M.

4 p. 599-624
artikel
76 Peer collaboration: the relation of regulatory behaviors to learning with hypermedia Winters, Fielding I.
2010
4 p. 407-427
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77 Peer feedback mediates the impact of self-regulation procedures on strategy use and reading comprehension in reciprocal teaching groups Schünemann, Nina
2017
4 p. 395-415
artikel
78 Philosophical implications for the design ofinstruction J. Michael Spector
2001
4 p. 381-402
22 p.
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79 Portraits of PBLCourse objectives and students' study strategies incomputer engineering, psychology and physiotherapy Madeleine Abrandt Dahlgren
2000
4 p. 309-329
21 p.
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80 Preface Sanne Dijkstra
2001
4 p. 273-274
2 p.
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81 Prior knowledge activation: how different concept mapping tasks lead to substantial differences in cognitive processes, learning outcomes, and perceived self-efficacy Gurlitt, Johannes
2009
4 p. 417-433
artikel
82 Productive dissent in learning communities Trninic, Dragan
2018
4 p. 621-625
artikel
83 Productive failure in learning from generation and invention activities Kapur, Manu
2012
4 p. 645-650
artikel
84 Productive failure in learning the concept of variance Kapur, Manu
2012
4 p. 651-672
artikel
85 Reading for idea advancement in a Grade 4 knowledge building community Zhang, Jianwei
2010
4 p. 429-452
artikel
86 Reasoning about science-related uncertain issues and epistemological perspectives among children Yang, Fang-Ying
2008
4 p. 325-354
artikel
87 Refined use of the eye-mind hypothesis for scientific argumentation using multiple representations Wu, Chao-Jung

4 p. 551-569
artikel
88 Regulation of university teaching Lindblom-Ylänne, Sari
2010
4 p. 483-495
artikel
89 Relevant prior knowledge moderates the effect of elaboration during small group discussion on academic achievement Blankenstein, Floris M. Van
2012
4 p. 729-744
artikel
90 Responsive teaching, informal learning and cultural tools in year nine ensemble practice: a lost opportunity Wallerstedt, Cecilia
2016
4 p. 379-397
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91 Revisiting learning communities: innovations in theory and practice Hod, Yotam
2018
4 p. 489-506
artikel
92 Seductive details hamper learning even when they do not disrupt Kienitz, Anna

4 p. 595-616
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93 Show me your opinion. Perceptual cues in creating and reading argument diagrams Amelsvoort, Marije van
2016
4 p. 335-357
artikel
94 Sources of students’ frustration in pre-university level, prerequisite mathematics courses Sierpinska, Anna
2007
4 p. 289-320
artikel
95 Strategies for success: uncovering what makes students successful in design and learning Apedoe, Xornam S.
2012
4 p. 773-791
artikel
96 Structural Learning Theory: Current status andnew perspectives Joseph M. Scandura
2001
4 p. 311-336
26 p.
artikel
97 Student attitudes toward learning, level of pre-knowledge and instruction type in a computer-simulation: effects on flow experiences and perceived learning outcomes Winberg, T. Mikael
2007
4 p. 269-287
artikel
98 Student knowledge construction in service-learning: The role of varied experiences Li, Yulan
2019
4 p. 399-422
artikel
99 Student Learning Theory goes (back) to (high) school Ginns, Paul
2013
4 p. 485-504
artikel
100 Students’ images of mathematics Martin, Lee
2013
4 p. 595-614
artikel
101 Student teachers’ conceptual knowledge of operant conditioning: How can case comparison support knowledge acquisition? Kienzler, Julia

4 p. 639-659
artikel
102 Supporting communities of learners in the elementary classroom: the common knowledge learning environment Fong, Cresencia
2018
4 p. 533-561
artikel
103 Task analysis and validation for a qualitative, exploratory curriculumin force and motion M.-F. LEGENDRE
1997
4 p. 255-305
51 p.
artikel
104 Teacher-education students’ views about knowledge building theory and practice Hong, Huang-Yao
2010
4 p. 467-482
artikel
105 Teachers’ learning in a learning study Holmqvist, Mona
2010
4 p. 497-511
artikel
106 Teaching advanced surgical anatomy with visual representations: comparing perceptual fluency and sense making Stahl, Christopher C.

4 p. 661-686
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107 Teaching argumentative synthesis writing through deliberative dialogues: instructional practices in secondary education Casado-Ledesma, Lidia

4 p. 515-559
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108 Teaching on video as an instructional strategy to reduce confirmation bias—a pre-registered study van Brussel, Suzan

4 p. 475-496
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109 The collaborative discourse characteristics of high school students during a web-based module for a socioscientific issue Wu, Jen-Yi

4 p. 499-527
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110 The design space for solvinginstructional-design problems Sanne Dijkstra
2001
4 p. 275-290
16 p.
artikel
111 The effectiveness of volition support (VoS) in promoting students’ effort regulation and performance in an online mathematics course Kim, ChanMin
2016
4 p. 359-377
artikel
112 The effect of grade framing on task engagement, task completion, and anticipated regret Tifferet, Sigal

4 p. 475-494
artikel
113 The effect of worked examples on student learning and error anticipation in algebra Barbieri, Christina Areizaga

4 p. 419-439
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114 The effects of teacher-introduced multimodal representations and discourse on students’ task engagement and scientific language during cooperative, inquiry-based science Gillies, Robyn M.
2017
4 p. 493-513
artikel
115 The expertise reversal effect in prompting focused processing of instructional explanations Roelle, Julian
2012
4 p. 635-656
artikel
116 The GlobalEd Project: Gender differences in aproblem-based learning environment ofinternational negotiations Scott W. Brown
2003
4 p. 255-276
22 p.
artikel
117 The impact of incorrect examples on learning fractions: A field experiment with 6th grade students Heemsoth, Tim
2013
4 p. 639-657
artikel
118 The impact of procedural and epistemological knowledge on conceptual understanding: the case of density and floating–sinking phenomena Zoupidis, Anastasios
2016
4 p. 315-334
artikel
119 The modality effect reverses in a virtual reality learning environment and influences cognitive load Albus, Patrick

4 p. 545-570
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120 The nature of feedback: how different types of peer feedback affect writing performance Nelson, Melissa M.
2008
4 p. 375-401
artikel
121 The role of consistency, order, and structure in evaluating and comprehending competing scientific explanations Ihme, Natalie
2015
4 p. 507-526
artikel
122 The role of guidance in computer-based problemsolving for the development of concepts of logic Tessa H.S. Eysink
2002
4 p. 307-333
27 p.
artikel
123 Things in common in learning communities Kim, Beaumie
2018
4 p. 627-631
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124 Three worlds of instructional design:State of the art and future directions Jeroen J.G. van Merriënboer
2001
4 p. 429-441
13 p.
artikel
125 Translating between representations in a social context: a study of undergraduate science students’ representational fluency Nichols, Kim
2012
4 p. 699-728
artikel
126 Tutor learning: the role of explaining and responding to questions Roscoe, Rod D.
2007
4 p. 321-350
artikel
127 University students’ and teachers’ conceptions of teaching and learning in the biosciences Virtanen, Viivi
2009
4 p. 355-370
artikel
128 Unraveling the effects of critical thinking instructions, practice, and self-explanation on students’ reasoning performance Heijltjes, Anita
2015
4 p. 487-506
artikel
129 Using heuristic worked examples to promote solving of reality-based tasks in mathematics in lower secondary school Hänze, Martin

4 p. 529-549
artikel
130 Using Internet delivered video cases, tosupport pre-service teachers' understanding ofeffective early literacy instruction: Anexploratory study P.G. Schrader
2003
4 p. 317-340
24 p.
artikel
131 Using mental computation training to improve complex mathematical performance Liu, Allison S.
2015
4 p. 463-485
artikel
132 Using mindful movement in cooperative learning while learning about angles Shoval, Ella
2010
4 p. 453-466
artikel
133 Ways of thinking associated with mathematics teachers’ problem posing in the context of division of fractions Koichu, Boris
2012
4 p. 681-698
artikel
134 Web-based science instruction for deaf students: What research says to the teacher Harry G. Lang
2003
4 p. 277-298
22 p.
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135 What do you recommend? Implementation andanalyses of collaborative information filteringof web resources for education Mimi M. Recker
2003
4 p. 299-316
18 p.
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136 What is the most effective way to teach problem solving? A commentary on productive failure as a method of teaching Collins, Allan
2012
4 p. 731-735
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137 What’s the problem? Meaning making and learning to do mathematical word problems in the context of digital tools Lantz-Andersson, Annika
2008
4 p. 325-343
artikel
138 When learning from animations is more successful than learning from static pictures: learning the specifics of change Ploetzner, Rolf

4 p. 497-514
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139 Who benefits from a low versus high guidance CSCL script and why? Mende, Stephan
2017
4 p. 439-468
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