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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 An extended dual search space model of scientific discovery learning Wouter R. VAN Joolingen
1997
5 p. 307-346
40 p.
artikel
2 An integrative perceptual approach for teaching Chinese characters Tse, Shek Kam
2006
5 p. 375-406
artikel
3 Authors Index Volume 28 2000 2000
5 p. 533-534
2 p.
artikel
4 Becoming a better teacher A case of changing the pedagogical knowledge and beliefs of law professors Nira Hativa
2000
5 p. 491-523
33 p.
artikel
5 Boundary Crossing in Student-Teacher-Scientist-Partnerships: Designer Considerations and Methods to Integrate Citizen Science with School Science Bopardikar, Anushree

5 p. 847-886
artikel
6 Bridging communities and schools in Urban development: community and citizen science Magnussen, Rikke

5 p. 887-911
artikel
7 Charting the routes to revision: An interplay of writing goals, peer comments, and self-reflections from peer reviews Zhang, Fuhui
2017
5 p. 679-707
artikel
8 Classifying Examples is More Effective for Learning Relational Categories Than Reading or Generating Examples Steininger, Tim M.

5 p. 771-788
artikel
9 Cognitive and socio-motivational aspects in learning with animations: there is more to it than ‘do they aid learning or not’ Scheiter, Katharina
2009
5 p. 435-440
artikel
10 Cognitive load in percentage change problems: unitary, pictorial, and equation approaches to instruction Ngu, Bing Hiong
2014
5 p. 685-713
artikel
11 Cognitive style and instructional preferences Eugene Sadler-Smith
1999
5 p. 355-371
17 p.
artikel
12 Collaborating with digital tools and peers in medical education: cases and simulations as interventions in learning Helle, Laura
2012
5 p. 737-744
artikel
13 Collaboration, intragroup conflict, and social skills in project-based learning Lee, Dabae
2015
5 p. 561-590
artikel
14 College students’ perceived learning environment and their social media engagement in activities unrelated to class work Alt, Dorit
2017
5 p. 623-643
artikel
15 Commentary Ludvigsen, Sten
2012
5 p. 849-855
artikel
16 Community and citizen science in schools: nested inquiries, productive tensions, and the role of communities Ballard, Heidi L.

5 p. 913-919
artikel
17 Comprehending conflicting science-related texts: graphs as plausibility cues Isberner, Maj-Britt
2013
5 p. 849-872
artikel
18 Computer-based 3D simulation: a study of communication practices in a trauma team performing patient examination and diagnostic work Krange, Ingeborg
2012
5 p. 829-847
artikel
19 Computer-enabled visual creativity: an empirically-based model with implications for learning and instruction Jiajun, Guo
2019
5 p. 609-625
artikel
20 Conceptual change within dyadic interactions: the dance of conceptual and material agency Heyd-Metzuyanim, Einat
2017
5 p. 645-677
artikel
21 Constructivist learning (environments) and how to avoid another tower of Babel: reply to Renkl Gijbels, David
2009
5 p. 499-502
artikel
22 Contents of Volume 28 2000 2000
5 p. 535-536
2 p.
artikel
23 Conveying clinical reasoning based on visual observation via eye-movement modelling examples Jarodzka, Halszka
2012
5 p. 813-827
artikel
24 Critical incident-based computer supported collaborativelearning Som Naidu
1999
5 p. 329-354
26 p.
artikel
25 Data to decision-making: how elementary students use their Community and Citizen Science project to reimagine their school campus Bird, Erin Bridges

5 p. 763-791
artikel
26 Debriefing interview and Colloquium:How effective are these as research strategies? L. McAlpine
2002
5 p. 403-432
30 p.
artikel
27 Debugging during block-based programming Kim, ChanMin
2018
5 p. 767-787
artikel
28 Design and evaluation of a development portfolio: how to improve students’ self-directed learning skills Kicken, Wendy
2008
5 p. 453-473
artikel
29 Design ideas, reflection, and professional identity: how graduate students explore the idea generation process Hutchinson, Alisa
2015
5 p. 527-544
artikel
30 Developing argumentation skills in mathematics through computer-supported collaborative learning: the role of transactivity Vogel, Freydis
2016
5 p. 477-500
artikel
31 Development and evaluation of a student-centredmultimedia self-assessment instrument forsocial-communicative competence Anouke W.E.A. Bakx
2002
5 p. 335-359
25 p.
artikel
32 Disentangling intensity from breadth of science interest: What predicts learning behaviors? Bathgate, Meghan
2016
5 p. 423-440
artikel
33 Does the extent of problem familiarity influence students’ learning in problem-based learning? Sockalingam, Nachamma
2013
5 p. 921-932
artikel
34 Do medium and Context Matter when learning from multiple complementary Digital texts and videos? Mason, Lucia

5 p. 653-679
artikel
35 Drawing on the variation theory to enhance students’ learning of Chinese characters Lam, Ho Cheong
2013
5 p. 955-974
artikel
36 Effectiveness of the Additional Early Mathematics program for teachingchildren early mathematics Bernadette A.M. Van De Rijt
1998
5 p. 337-358
22 p.
artikel
37 Effects of a rubric for mathematical reasoning on teaching and learning in primary school Smit, Robbert
2017
5 p. 603-622
artikel
38 Effects of detailed illustrations on science learning: an eye-tracking study Lin, Yu Ying
2017
5 p. 557-581
artikel
39 Effects of group experience and information distribution on collaborative learning Zambrano, Jimmy
2019
5 p. 531-550
artikel
40 Embedding self-explanation prompts to support learning via instructional video Bai, Caixia

5 p. 681-701
artikel
41 Emotion and multimedia learning: an investigation of the effects of valence and arousal on different modalities in an instructional animation Chung, Sungwon
2015
5 p. 545-559
artikel
42 Examination-type preferences of secondary school students and theirteachers in the science disciplines David Ben-Chaim
1997
5 p. 347-367
21 p.
artikel
43 Experimental evidence for diagramming benefits in science writing Barstow, Brendan
2017
5 p. 537-556
artikel
44 Exploring evidence of reflective thinking in student artifacts of blogging-mapping tool: a design-based research approach Xie, Ying
2010
5 p. 695-719
artikel
45 Exploring the deep-level reasoning questions effect during vicarious learning among eighth to eleventh graders in the domains of computer literacy and Newtonian physics Gholson, Barry
2008
5 p. 487-493
artikel
46 First-year medical students’ conceptual understanding of and resistance to conceptual change concerning the central cardiovascular system Mikkilä-Erdmann, Mirjamaija
2012
5 p. 745-754
artikel
47 How do higher education students regulate their learning with video modeling examples, worked examples, and practice problems? van Harsel, Milou

5 p. 703-728
artikel
48 How to assist the students while learning from text? Effects of inserting adjunct questions on text processing Rubio, Alba

5 p. 749-770
artikel
49 Indeed, sometimes knowledge does not help:A replication study Robin Stark
1998
5 p. 391-407
17 p.
artikel
50 In pursuit of mutual benefits in school-based citizen science: who wins what in a win-win situation? Atias, Osnat

5 p. 695-728
artikel
51 Investigating factors affecting student academic achievement in mathematics and science: cognitive style, self-regulated learning and working memory Wang, Tzu-Hua

5 p. 789-806
artikel
52 Is drawing after learning effective for metacognitive monitoring only when supported by spatial scaffolds? Kollmer, Julia

5 p. 569-589
artikel
53 Learner control in animated multimedia instructions Tabbers, Huib K.
2009
5 p. 441-453
artikel
54 Learning basic surgical skills through simulator training Silvennoinen, Minna
2012
5 p. 769-783
artikel
55 Learning from animation enabled by collaboration Rebetez, Cyril
2009
5 p. 471-485
artikel
56 Lecturers' approaches to teaching and their relationship to conceptions of good teaching David Kember
2000
5 p. 469-490
22 p.
artikel
57 Living the DReaM: The interrelations between statistical, scientific and nature of science uncertainty articulations through citizen science Aridor, Keren

5 p. 729-762
artikel
58 Localizing, describing, interpreting: effects of different audio text structures on attributing meaning to digital pictures Glaser, Manuela

5 p. 729-748
artikel
59 Mathematics learning with multiple solution methods: effects of types of solutions and learners’ activity Große, Cornelia S.
2014
5 p. 715-745
artikel
60 Metacognition in chemical education: question posing in the case-based computerized learning environment Kaberman, Zvia
2008
5 p. 403-436
artikel
61 Motivating students of mixed efficacy profiles in technology skills classes: A case study Koh, Joyce Hwee Ling
2006
5 p. 423-449
artikel
62 Multiple dimensions of university teacher self-concept Lawrence A. Roche
2000
5 p. 439-468
30 p.
artikel
63 Open science in the classroom: students designing and peer reviewing studies in human brain and behavior research Matuk, Camillia

5 p. 793-845
artikel
64 Participatory instructional redesign by students and teachers in secondary education: effects on perceptions of instruction Könings, Karen D.
2010
5 p. 737-762
artikel
65 Patterns in elementary school students′ strategic actions in varying learning situations Malmberg, Jonna
2013
5 p. 933-954
artikel
66 Pedagogical practices: examining preservice teachers’ perceptions of their abilities Edwards, Maeghan N.
2006
5 p. 443-465
artikel
67 Peer reviewers learn from giving comments Cho, Young Hoan
2010
5 p. 629-643
artikel
68 Personality, assessment methods and academic performance Furnham, Adrian
2013
5 p. 975-987
artikel
69 Planning introductory college courses Content, context and form Joan S. Stark
2000
5 p. 413-438
26 p.
artikel
70 Preservice elementary science teachers’ argumentation competence: impact of a training programme Cebrián-Robles, Daniel
2018
5 p. 789-817
artikel
71 Problem-based learning and argumentation: testing a scaffolding framework to support middle school students’ creation of evidence-based arguments Belland, Brian R.
2010
5 p. 667-694
artikel
72 Promoting students’ use of epistemic understanding in the evaluation of socioscientific issues through a practice-based approach Leung, Jessica Shuk Ching

5 p. 591-622
artikel
73 Realism, authenticity, and learning in healthcare simulations: rules of relevance and irrelevance as interactive achievements Rystedt, Hans
2012
5 p. 785-798
artikel
74 Recurring patterns in the development of high school biology students’ system thinking over time Tripto, Jaklin
2018
5 p. 639-680
artikel
75 Redesigning a curriculum for inquiry: an ecology case study Spronken-Smith, R. A.
2010
5 p. 721-735
artikel
76 Redesigning problem-based learning in the knowledge creation paradigm for school science learning Yeo, Jennifer
2014
5 p. 747-775
artikel
77 Reflection issues related to improving professors' teaching and students' learning Lynn McAlpine
2000
5 p. 363-385
23 p.
artikel
78 School participation in citizen science (SPICES): substantiating a field of research and practice Kali, Yael

5 p. 687-694
artikel
79 Seamlessly learning Chinese: contextual meaning making and vocabulary growth in a seamless Chinese as a second language learning environment Wong, Lung-Hsiang
2016
5 p. 399-422
artikel
80 Sharing cognition to construct scientific knowledgein school context: The role of oral and written discourse Lucia Mason
1998
5 p. 359-389
31 p.
artikel
81 Strategic alertness and expanded awareness within sophisticated conceptions of teaching Noel Entwistle
2000
5 p. 335-361
27 p.
artikel
82 Student perceptions of facilitators’ social congruence, use of expertise and cognitive congruence in problem-based learning Yew, Elaine H. J.
2013
5 p. 795-815
artikel
83 Supplementing floundering text with adjunct displays Kenneth A. Kiewra
1999
5 p. 373-401
29 p.
artikel
84 Support, belonging, motivation, and engagement in the college classroom: a mixed method study Zumbrunn, Sharon
2014
5 p. 661-684
artikel
85 Synergies: effects of source representation and goal instructions on evidence quality, reasoning, and conceptual integration during argumentation-driven inquiry Kim, So Mi
2016
5 p. 441-476
artikel
86 Task-oriented reading of multiple documents: online comprehension processes and offline products Anmarkrud, Øistein
2013
5 p. 873-894
artikel
87 Teacher and student enactments of a transdisciplinary art-science-computing unit Finch, Lila

5 p. 525-568
artikel
88 Teacher guidance to mediate student inquiry through interactive dynamic visualizations Chang, Hsin-Yi
2012
5 p. 895-920
artikel
89 Teacher thinking, beliefs, and knowledge in higher education An introduction Nira Hativa
2000
5 p. 331-334
4 p.
artikel
90 Teaching multiplication to low math performers:Guided versus structured instruction Evelyn H. Kroesbergen
2002
5 p. 361-378
18 p.
artikel
91 Testing the effectiveness of creative map mnemonic strategies in a geography class Liao, Yu-Hsiu
2019
5 p. 589-608
artikel
92 Testing the instructional fit hypothesis: the case of self-explanation prompts Nokes, Timothy J.
2010
5 p. 645-666
artikel
93 Text editing in chemistry instruction Bing Hiong Ngu
2002
5 p. 379-402
24 p.
artikel
94 The acquisition of problem-solving skills in mathematics: How animations can aid understanding of structural problem features and solution procedures Scheiter, Katharina
2009
5 p. 487-502
artikel
95 The complexity of tool use in computer-based learning environments Clarebout, Geraldine
2008
5 p. 475-486
artikel
96 The Development of Study Orientations and Study Success in Students of Pharmacy Juha Nieminen
2004
5 p. 387-417
31 p.
artikel
97 The double curse of misconceptions: misconceptions impair not only text comprehension but also metacomprehension in the domain of statistics Prinz, Anja
2018
5 p. 723-765
artikel
98 The educational value of visual cues and 3D-representational format in a computer animation under restricted and realistic conditions Huk, Thomas
2009
5 p. 455-469
artikel
99 The effect of individual differences in the development of metacognitive strategy knowledge Karlen, Yves
2014
5 p. 777-794
artikel
100 The effect of language modification of mathematics story problems on problem-solving in online homework Walkington, Candace
2019
5 p. 499-529
artikel
101 The effects of computer programming on high school students’ reasoning skills and mathematical self-efficacy and problem solving Psycharis, Sarantos
2017
5 p. 583-602
artikel
102 The Effects of Conversational Language on Group Interaction and Group Performance in Computer-Supported Collaborative Argumentation Jeong, Allan C.
2006
5 p. 367-397
artikel
103 The effects of scaffolding in the classroom: support contingency and student independent working time in relation to student achievement, task effort and appreciation of support Pol, Janneke van de
2015
5 p. 615-641
artikel
104 The impact of digital distraction on lecture note taking and student learning Flanigan, Abraham E.

5 p. 495-524
artikel
105 The importance of design in learning from node-link diagrams Amelsvoort, Marije van
2012
5 p. 833-847
artikel
106 The influence of framing on transfer: initial evidence from a tutoring experiment Engle, Randi A.
2010
5 p. 603-628
artikel
107 The influence of participants in formative evaluation on theimprovement of learning from written instructional materials Cynthia Weston
1997
5 p. 369-386
18 p.
artikel
108 The Oil Drop Experiment An Illustration of Scientific Research Methodology and its Implications for Physics Textbooks María A. Rodríguez
2004
5 p. 357-386
30 p.
artikel
109 The ontologies of complexity and learning about complex systems Jacobson, Michael J.
2010
5 p. 763-783
artikel
110 The relationship between students’ preferred approaches to learning and behaviors during learning: An examination of the process stage of the 3P model Clinton, Virginia
2013
5 p. 817-837
artikel
111 The role of decorative pictures in learning Lenzner, Alwine
2012
5 p. 811-831
artikel
112 The speaker/gender effect: does the speaker’s gender matter when presenting auditory text in multimedia messages? Linek, Stephanie B.
2009
5 p. 503-521
artikel
113 Threads of local continuity between centralized and decentralized causality: Transitional explanations for the behavior of a complex system Barth-Cohen, Lauren
2018
5 p. 681-705
artikel
114 Towards a personalized task selection model with shared instructional control Corbalan, Gemma
2006
5 p. 399-422
artikel
115 Uncovering the effect of text structure in learning from a science text: An eye-tracking study Ariasi, Nicola
2010
5 p. 581-601
artikel
116 Understanding and applying the dynamics of test practice and study practice Pavlik, Philip I.
2006
5 p. 407-441
artikel
117 Understanding the benefits of providing peer feedback: how students respond to peers’ texts of varying quality Patchan, Melissa M.
2015
5 p. 591-614
artikel
118 Unraveling the influence of domain knowledge during simulation-based inquiry learning Lazonder, Ard W.
2008
5 p. 437-451
artikel
119 Using virtual microscopy to scaffold learning of pathology: a naturalistic experiment on the role of visual and conceptual cues Nivala, Markus
2012
5 p. 799-811
artikel
120 Varying effects of subgoal labeled expository text in programming, chemistry, and statistics Margulieux, Lauren E.
2018
5 p. 707-722
artikel
121 What and how advanced medical students learn from reasoning through multiple cases Boshuizen, H. P. A.
2012
5 p. 755-768
artikel
122 What’s your goal? The importance of shaping the goals of engineering tasks to focus learners on the underlying science Malkiewich, Laura J.
2019
5 p. 551-588
artikel
123 What university teachers teach and how they teach it Elaine Martin
2000
5 p. 387-412
26 p.
artikel
124 Why constructivists should not talk about constructivist learning environments: a commentary on Loyens and Gijbels (2008) Renkl, Alexander
2009
5 p. 495-498
artikel
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