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Science Activities, 2020Problem-based learning (PBL) instruction tasks students with solving a real-world, relevant problem and provides a motivating context for learning science content.
Amanda L. Gonczi, Jennifer L. Maeng
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Diversity of PBL – PBL Learning Principles and Models
2009Over the last ten years, PBL has become an abbreviation for both Problem-Based and Project-Based Learning as it was known from the reform universities that established these pedagogic approaches. There are many reasons for unifying problem-based and project-based learning at a level of learning principles.
Du, Xiangyun; id_orcid 0000-0001-9527-6795 +2 more
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General competencies of problem‐based learning (PBL) and non‐PBL graduates
Medical Education, 2005Introduction Junior doctors have reported shortcomings in their general competencies, such as organisational skills and teamwork. We explored graduates' perceptions of how well their training had prepared them for medical practice and in general competencies in particular.
Prince, C.J.A.H. +4 more
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International Journal of Transformative Health Professions Education
It is important to design the assessment of problem-based learning (PBL) aligning to its learning process and outcomes defined. One is to assess the end of a learning process and report on a student’s learning, which is called summative assessment. The formative assessment is used through the collection of data along the course of a student’s learning ...
Soumendra Sahoo, Rashmirekha Sahoo
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It is important to design the assessment of problem-based learning (PBL) aligning to its learning process and outcomes defined. One is to assess the end of a learning process and report on a student’s learning, which is called summative assessment. The formative assessment is used through the collection of data along the course of a student’s learning ...
Soumendra Sahoo, Rashmirekha Sahoo
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Nurse Education Today, 2013
The implementation of art education in nursing is said to have positive effects on nursing students. Most studies applied visual art dialogues or object design, whereas the effectiveness of drawing as a teaching and learning method is rarely examined and discussed. This paper aimed to discuss the potential and effectiveness of drawing as a learning and
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The implementation of art education in nursing is said to have positive effects on nursing students. Most studies applied visual art dialogues or object design, whereas the effectiveness of drawing as a teaching and learning method is rarely examined and discussed. This paper aimed to discuss the potential and effectiveness of drawing as a learning and
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IEEE Transactions on Semiconductor Manufacturing, 1993
Polysilicon buffered LOCOS (PBL) does not exhibit sufficient field oxide recess to support aggressive device scaling without the introduction of processes which are difficult to control. Recently, polysilicon encapsulated local oxidation (PELOX) has been proposed as an easily scaled isolation technique that exhibits LOCOS equivalent recess.
S.S. Roth +5 more
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Polysilicon buffered LOCOS (PBL) does not exhibit sufficient field oxide recess to support aggressive device scaling without the introduction of processes which are difficult to control. Recently, polysilicon encapsulated local oxidation (PELOX) has been proposed as an easily scaled isolation technique that exhibits LOCOS equivalent recess.
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