Titlebook: Educational Innovation in Economics and Business IV; Learning in a Changi Jeannette Hommes,Piet K. Keizer,John Troy Book 1999 Springer Scie

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Do Students Study More Thoroughly Within a Problem-Based Learning Courseered and will be used (Moust A O. 1989). In recent years some critical voices within the faculty could be heard arguing that Problem Based Learning resulted in a mechanistic way of studying and was therefore less effective.

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Luisa Giallonardo,Marcella Mulinoutorials. This chapter reports the fiindings of a detailed evaluation of the impact of this innovation on student learning and attitudes. The results show a striking improvement in student examination results. We offer an explanation for this outcome, based on surveys of student responses to the initiative and a consideration of the theory.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18213-8n their knowledge and understanding of the range of economic development activities. The thrust of the modules which comprise the programme is to develop the students’ abilities to identify problems in local economies, and to use their powers of critical analysis in applying key theoretical models to develop solutions.

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Book 1999ughout the world. The EDINEB network consists of people who see the role of educationalists as providing a framework for learning rather than taking a traditional approach of "chalk and talk". The key to the success of this fourth conference (and these articles selected from it) lies in the supporti

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How to Prepare Graduates for the Changing Workplace?ame job with a computer. If today the group is controlled by a manager who could do the job of his subordinates himself if necessary, tomorrow the manager cannot exactly assess the eventual problems dealt with by his subordinates, making his job at least different. In this way social relationships at the workplace undergo profound changes.

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