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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A comparison of the effects of students’ expository text comprehension strategies Ramsay, Crystal M.
2009
6 p. 551-570
artikel
2 Adding interactive graphic organizers to a whole-class slideshow lesson Ponce, Héctor R.
2018
6 p. 973-988
artikel
3 A design study of a multimedia instructional grammar program with embedded tracking Koehler, Natalya A.
2010
6 p. 939-974
artikel
4 A framework for supporting systems thinking and computational thinking through constructing models Shin, Namsoo

6 p. 933-960
artikel
5 A group psychotherapeutic perspective on transforming participation in a learning community Hod, Yotam
2014
6 p. 949-970
artikel
6 Alternatives to rules for knowledge-based modelling Tom Conlon
1999
6 p. 403-430
28 p.
artikel
7 Approaching multidimensional forms of knowledge through Personal Meaning Mapping in science integrating teaching outside the classroom Hartmeyer, Rikke
2017
6 p. 737-750
artikel
8 Are instructional explanations more effective in the context of an impasse? Sánchez, Emilio
2008
6 p. 537-563
artikel
9 Assessment criteria for competency-based education: a study in nursing education Fastré, Greet M. J.
2014
6 p. 971-994
artikel
10 A theory-driven approach to assessing the cognitiveeffects of PBL Cindy E. Hmelo
1997
6 p. 387-408
22 p.
artikel
11 Authors index 2002
6 p. 537-537
1 p.
artikel
12 Authors Index Volume 29 2001 2001
6 p. 525-525
1 p.
artikel
13 Authors index Volume 31 2003 2003
6 p. 459-459
1 p.
artikel
14 Becoming original: effects of strategy instruction Kamp, Marie-Thérèse van de
2016
6 p. 543-566
artikel
15 Boosting financial literacy: benefits from learning study Pang, Ming Fai
2009
6 p. 659-677
artikel
16 Capturing teacher students’ emotional experiences in context: does inquiry-based learning make a difference? Litmanen, Topi
2012
6 p. 1083-1101
artikel
17 Coaching that supports teachers’ learning to enact ambitious instruction Witherspoon, Eben B.

6 p. 877-898
artikel
18 Co-constructed failure narratives in mathematics tutoring DeLiema, David
2017
6 p. 709-735
artikel
19 Cognitive effects of an authenticcomputer-supported, problem-based learningenvironment Jos A.R. Arts
2002
6 p. 465-495
31 p.
artikel
20 Conceptual change through vicarious learning in an authentic physics setting Muller, Derek A.
2007
6 p. 519-533
artikel
21 Contents of Volume 30 2002 2002
6 p. 539-541
2 p.
artikel
22 Contents of Volume 29 2001 2001
6 p. 527-528
2 p.
artikel
23 Contents of Volume 31 2003 2003
6 p. 461-463
3 p.
artikel
24 Contents of Volume 34 2006 2006
6 p. 527-528
artikel
25 Correction to: Is drawing after learning effective for metacognitive monitoring only when supported by spatial scaffolds? Kollmer, Julia

6 p. 899
artikel
26 Creativity in advertising design education: an experimental study Cheung, Ming
2010
6 p. 843-864
artikel
27 Demonstration-based training (DBT) in the design of a video tutorial for software training Meij, Hans van der
2016
6 p. 527-542
artikel
28 Desktop multimedia environments to supportcollaborative distance learning Betty Collis
1997
6 p. 433-462
30 p.
artikel
29 Developing and designing online engineering ethics instruction for international graduate students Austin, Katherine A.
2011
6 p. 975-997
artikel
30 Developing a needs-based plagiarism management in second-language writing in a higher education institute: practice-oriented research AL Harrasi, Kothar Talib Sulaiman

6 p. 1079-1115
artikel
31 Development of legal expertise Glöckner, Andreas
2013
6 p. 989-1007
artikel
32 Do specific relevance instructions promote transfer appropriate processing? McCrudden, Matthew T.
2010
6 p. 865-879
artikel
33 Do students learn more from failing alone or in groups? Insights into the effects of collaborative versus individual problem solving in productive failure Brand, Charleen

6 p. 953-976
artikel
34 Dynamic and spatial representation of web movements and navigational patterns through the use of navigational paths as data Laxman, Kumar
2010
6 p. 881-900
artikel
35 Effectiveness of invention tasks and explicit instruction in preparing intellectually gifted adolescents for learning Lim, Sue-ann

6 p. 921-952
artikel
36 Effectiveness of visual and verbal prompts in training visuospatial processing skills in school age children Chabani, Ellahe
2014
6 p. 995-1012
artikel
37 Effects of a training intervention to foster argumentation skills while processing conflicting scientific positions Hefter, Markus H.
2014
6 p. 929-947
artikel
38 Effects of collaborative versus individual preparation on learning by teaching Kobayashi, Keiichi

6 p. 811-829
artikel
39 Effects of epistemological sensitization on source choices Porsch, Torsten
2010
6 p. 805-819
artikel
40 Effects of explicit instruction in cognitive and metacognitive reading strategies on Iranian EFL students’ reading performance and strategy transfer Aghaie, Reza
2012
6 p. 1063-1081
artikel
41 Effects of multimedia annotations on incidental vocabulary learning and reading comprehension of advanced learners of english as a foreign language Akbulut, Yavuz
2007
6 p. 499-517
artikel
42 Effects of two differently sequenced classroom scripts on common ground in collaborative inquiry learning Tan, Esther
2018
6 p. 893-919
artikel
43 Emerging conceptions of ICT-enhanced teaching: Australian TAFE context Khan, Shahadat Hossain
2015
6 p. 683-708
artikel
44 Engendering situational interest through innovative instruction in an engineering classroom: what really mattered? Hunsu, Nathaniel J.
2017
6 p. 789-804
artikel
45 Enhancing learning outcomes in computer-based training via self-generated elaboration Cuevas, Haydee M.
2014
6 p. 839-859
artikel
46 Enhancing students’ critical thinking skills: is comparing correct and erroneous examples beneficial? van Peppen, Lara M.

6 p. 747-777
artikel
47 Erratum to: Effectiveness of visual and verbal prompts in training visuospatial processing skills in school age children Chabani, Ellahe
2014
6 p. 1013
artikel
48 Example-based learning: should learners receive closed-book or open-book self-explanation prompts? Hiller, Sara

6 p. 623-649
artikel
49 Experiencing variation: learning opportunities in doctoral supervision Kobayashi, Sofie
2017
6 p. 805-826
artikel
50 Exploring multiuser virtual teaching simulation as an alternative learning environment for student instructors Ke, Fengfeng

6 p. 831-854
artikel
51 Fostering pre-service teachers’ theoretical knowledge application: studying with and without text-based cases Baier, Franziska

6 p. 855-876
artikel
52 Generating multiple answers for a word problem with insufficient information Kinda, Shigehiro
2011
6 p. 1021-1031
artikel
53 Give me a hand: differential effects of gesture type in guiding young children’s problem-solving Vallotton, Claire
2015
6 p. 709-735
artikel
54 Graduate students’ conceptions of university teaching and learning: formation for change Saroyan, Alenoush
2008
6 p. 579-600
artikel
55 Holistic and dynamic: teacher-researcher reflections on operating mobile-assisted learning tasks supported by WeChat for Chinese as a foreign language Tong, Peiru

6 p. 729-763
artikel
56 How design guides learning from matrix diagrams Meij, Jan van der
2017
6 p. 751-767
artikel
57 How do tests and summary writing tasks enhance long-term retention of students with different levels of test anxiety? Mok, Wilson Shun Yin
2016
6 p. 567-581
artikel
58 ICT-support for grounding in the classroom Beers, Pieter J.
2007
6 p. 535-556
artikel
59 Improving the acquisition and retention of science material by fifth grade students through the use of imagery interventions Cohen, Marisa T.
2011
6 p. 925-955
artikel
60 Individual versus collaborative problem solving: divergent outcomes depending on task complexity Sears, David A.
2013
6 p. 1153-1172
artikel
61 Instructional approaches to foster third graders’ adaptive use of strategies: an experimental study on the effects of two learning environments on multi-digit addition and subtraction Heinze, Aiso
2018
6 p. 869-891
artikel
62 Instructional Design of Web-based Simulations for Learners with Different Levels of Spatial Ability Lee, Hyunjeong
2007
6 p. 467-479
artikel
63 Instructional development in higher education: impact on teachers’ teaching behaviour as perceived by students Stes, Ann
2013
6 p. 1103-1126
artikel
64 Instructions for Authors 2006
6 p. 519-526
artikel
65 Instructions for Authors 2002
6 p. 529-536
8 p.
artikel
66 Instructions for Authors 2001
6 p. 517-524
8 p.
artikel
67 Instructions for Authors 2003
6 p. 451-457
7 p.
artikel
68 Interaction and cognitive engagement: An analysis of four asynchronous online discussions Zhu, Erping
2006
6 p. 451-480
artikel
69 Interaction between the learners’ initial grasp of the object of learning and the learning resource afforded Pang, Ming Fai
2013
6 p. 1065-1082
artikel
70 Interaction between the learners’ initial grasp of the object of learning and the learning resource afforded Pang, Ming Fai

6 p. 1065-1082
artikel
71 Investigating students’ perceived authenticity of learning activities in an out-of-school lab for social sciences: a replication study Nachtigall, Valentina

6 p. 779-810
artikel
72 Is successful scaffolding an illusion? Shifting patterns of responsibility and control in teacher-student interaction during a long-term learning project Helena Rasku-Puttonen
2003
6 p. 377-393
17 p.
artikel
73 It matters how to recall – task differences in retrieval practice Endres, Tino

6 p. 699-728
artikel
74 Laptop versus longhand note taking: effects on lecture notes and achievement Luo, Linlin
2018
6 p. 947-971
artikel
75 Learning about bones at a science museum: examining the alternate hypotheses of ceiling effect and prior knowledge Judson, Eugene
2011
6 p. 957-973
artikel
76 Learning achieved in structured online debates: levels of learning and types of postings Jin, Li
2013
6 p. 1141-1152
artikel
77 Learning to design collaboratively: Participation of student designers in a Community of Innovation West, Richard E.
2010
6 p. 821-841
artikel
78 Make it relevant! How prior instructions foster the integration of teacher knowledge Zeeb, Helene

6 p. 711-739
artikel
79 Manipulatives and number sentences in computeraided arithmetic word problem solving Berend P. Stellingwerf
1999
6 p. 459-476
18 p.
artikel
80 Medical education videos as a tool for rehearsal: efficiency and the cases of background music and difficulty Meyerhoff, Hauke S.

6 p. 879-901
artikel
81 Metacognitive scaffolding in an innovative learning arrangement Molenaar, Inge
2010
6 p. 785-803
artikel
82 Middle school children's strategic behavior:Classification and relation to academic achievement and mathematical problem solving Stephen J. Pape
2003
6 p. 419-449
31 p.
artikel
83 Modelling cognitive style in a peer help networkt Susan Bull
2002
6 p. 497-528
32 p.
artikel
84 Moving from recitation to open-format literature discussion in Chinese classrooms Cheng, Yahua
2015
6 p. 643-664
artikel
85 Non-diagnostic intelligent tutoring systems:Teaching without student models Leo Gugerty
1997
6 p. 409-432
24 p.
artikel
86 Orchestrating the flow and advancement of knowledge artifacts in an online class Chen, Bodong

6 p. 903-931
artikel
87 Other-regulation in collaborative groups: implications for regulation quality Rogat, Toni Kempler
2014
6 p. 879-904
artikel
88 Peer collaboration and discourse patterns in learning from incompatible information Carol K.K. Chan
2001
6 p. 443-479
37 p.
artikel
89 Perception of reading instruction and self-regulated learning: A comparison between Chinese students in Hong Kong and Beijing Lau, Kit-ling
2013
6 p. 1083-1101
artikel
90 Possibilities and limitations of integrating peer instruction into technical creativity education Wang, Shijuan
2016
6 p. 501-525
artikel
91 Practice makes proficient: teaching undergraduate students to understand published research Kershaw, Trina C.
2018
6 p. 921-946
artikel
92 Predictors and outcomes of situational interest during a science learning task Tapola, Anna
2013
6 p. 1047-1064
artikel
93 Preparing preservice teachers to use block-based coding in scientific modeling lessons Vasconcelos, Lucas

6 p. 765-797
artikel
94 Productive failure in mathematical problem solving Kapur, Manu
2009
6 p. 523-550
artikel
95 Promoting teachers' in-class SRL practices: effects of Authentic Interactive Dynamic Experiences (AIDE) based on simulations and video Heaysman, Orna

6 p. 829-861
artikel
96 Prompting secondary students’ use of criteria, feedback specificity and feedback levels during an investigative task Gan, Mark J. S.
2014
6 p. 861-878
artikel
97 Quasi-communities: rethinking learning in formal adult and vocational education Emad, Gholam Reza
2016
6 p. 583-600
artikel
98 Reading guided by automated graphical representations: How model-based text visualizations facilitate learning in reading comprehension tasks Pirnay-Dummer, Pablo
2010
6 p. 901-919
artikel
99 Reflections on sustained debugging support: conjecture mapping as a point of departure for instructor feedback on design Ryan, Zachary D.

6 p. 1043-1078
artikel
100 Relationships of general vocabulary, science vocabulary, and student questioning with science comprehension in students with varying levels of English proficiency Taboada, Ana
2011
6 p. 901-923
artikel
101 Replacing lectures with multimedia CBL: Student attitudes and reactions Kenneth Tait
1998
6 p. 409-438
30 p.
artikel
102 Scaffolding cognitive and metacognitiveprocesses in low verbal ability learners:Use of diagrams in computer-based trainingenvironments Haydee M. Cuevas
2002
6 p. 433-464
32 p.
artikel
103 Scoping deliberations: scaffolding engagement in planning collective action Lu, Kristine

6 p. 1005-1041
artikel
104 Searching the Web to learn about a controversial topic: are students epistemically active? Mason, Lucia
2009
6 p. 607-633
artikel
105 Skill components of task analysis Adams, Anne E.
2013
6 p. 1009-1046
artikel
106 Socioemotional aspects of students learning in acognitive-apprenticeship environment Sanna Järvelä
1998
6 p. 439-472
34 p.
artikel
107 Sourcing while reading divergent expert accounts: Pathways from views of knowing to written argumentation Barzilai, Sarit
2015
6 p. 737-766
artikel
108 Spatial supports for comparison in educational science images Jee, Benjamin D.

6 p. 807-827
artikel
109 Strategies for facilitating processing of transient information in instructional videos by using learner control mechanisms Lin, Yi-Chun

6 p. 863-877
artikel
110 Student contribution in asynchronous online discussion: a review of the research and empirical exploration Hew, Khe Foon
2008
6 p. 571-606
artikel
111 Studying the expertise reversal of the multimedia signaling effect at a process level: evidence from eye tracking Richter, Juliane

6 p. 627-658
artikel
112 Supporting learning from illustrated texts: conceptualizing and evaluating a learning strategy Schlag, Sabine
2010
6 p. 921-937
artikel
113 Teacher and student intrinsic motivation in project-based learning Lam, Shui-fong
2008
6 p. 565-578
artikel
114 Teacher question and student response with regard to cognition and language use Lee, Youngju
2011
6 p. 857-874
artikel
115 Thank you to the 2019 Instructional Science Reviewers!
6 p. 741-743
artikel
116 Thank you to the 2020 Instructional Science reviewers!
6 p. 799-805
artikel
117 The design of technology-rich learning environments as metacognitive tools in history education Poitras, Eric
2011
6 p. 1033-1061
artikel
118 The effectiveness of propositional manipulation as a lecturing method in the statistics knowledge domain Leppink, Jimmie
2013
6 p. 1127-1140
artikel
119 The effect of external representation onconstructing computer models of complexphenomena Simone Löhner
2003
6 p. 395-418
24 p.
artikel
120 The effect of providing instructional facilitation on student college readiness Bonner, Sarah M.
2017
6 p. 769-787
artikel
121 The effect of short online pedagogical training on university teachers’ interpretations of teaching–learning situations Vilppu, Henna

6 p. 679-709
artikel
122 The effects of representational format on learning combinatorics from an interactive computer simulation Kolloffel, Bas
2008
6 p. 503-517
artikel
123 The impact of classroom context upon 1st and 2nd grade students’ critical criteria for science representations Danish, Joshua A.
2015
6 p. 665-682
artikel
124 The impact of curriculum change on health sciences first year students’ approaches to learning Walker, Rebecca
2009
6 p. 707-722
artikel
125 The learning analytics of model-based learning facilitated by a problem-solving simulation game Wen, Cai-Ting
2018
6 p. 847-867
artikel
126 The mediating effect of instruction on pair composition in L2 revision and writing Steendam, Elke Van
2014
6 p. 905-927
artikel
127 The moderating role of additional information when learning with animations compared to static pictures Kühl, Tim

6 p. 659-677
artikel
128 The nature of students' sociocognitive activityin handling and processing multimedia-based science material in a small group learning task Kristiina Kumpulainen
2001
6 p. 481-515
35 p.
artikel
129 The occurrence of analogies in elementary school science books Lynn D. Newton
2003
6 p. 353-375
23 p.
artikel
130 The relationship between approaches to teaching, approaches to e-teaching and perceptions of the teaching situation in relation to e-learning among higher education teachers González, Carlos
2011
6 p. 975-998
artikel
131 The shuffling of mathematics problems improves learning Rohrer, Doug
2007
6 p. 481-498
artikel
132 Thinking and behaving like scientists: Perceptions of undergraduate science interns and their faculty mentors Kardash, CarolAnne M.
2011
6 p. 875-899
artikel
133 Uncertainty and engagement with learning games Howard-Jones, Paul A.
2008
6 p. 519-536
artikel
134 Vicarious learning from dialogue and discourse --A controlled comparison Richard Cox
1999
6 p. 431-457
27 p.
artikel
135 What counts as a flexible representational choice? An evaluation of students’ representational choices to solve linear function problems Acevedo Nistal, Ana
2012
6 p. 999-1019
artikel
136 What makes a good writer?Differences in good and poor writers self-regulationof writing Michel Ferrari
1998
6 p. 473-488
16 p.
artikel
137 What makes a matrix so effective? An empirical test of the relative benefits of signaling, extraction, and localization Kauffman, Douglas F.
2009
6 p. 679-705
artikel
138 What matters for students’ learning in the laboratory? Do not neglect the role of experimental equipment! Bernhard, Jonte
2018
6 p. 819-846
artikel
139 When do students provide more peer feedback? The roles of performance and prior feedback experiences Zong, Zheng

6 p. 977-1003
artikel
140 When failure fails to be productive: probing the effectiveness of productive failure for learning beyond STEM domains Nachtigall, Valentina

6 p. 651-697
artikel
141 When law students read multiple documents about global warming: examining the role of topic-specific beliefs about the nature of knowledge and knowing Bråten, Ivar
2009
6 p. 635-657
artikel
142 Which events can cause iteration in instructional design? An empirical study of the design process Verstegen, D. M. L.
2006
6 p. 481-517
artikel
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