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|aTorpLinda|d1946
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|aProblems as possibilities : |bproblem-based learning for K-16 education / |cLinda Torp and Sara Sage
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|a2nd ed
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|aAlexandria, Va : |bAssociation for Supervision and Curriculum Development, |cc2002
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|a129 p : |bill ; |c20 x 25 cm
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|aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 120-124) and index
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|aWhat does problem-based learning look like in classrooms?--What is problem-based learning?--What are the foundations of problem-based learning?--What is our model for problem-based learning?--How do you design a problem-based learning curriculum?--How do you implement problem-based learning?--How do you assess learning in and through problem-based learning?--How do you support problem-based learning?
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|aProblem-based learning
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|aCurriculum planning
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|aSage Sara|d1961
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