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Volume 13, Issue 1 (2019)

Front Matter

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Editor’s Introduction
Xun Ge

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Guest Commentary: Citizenship, Economics, and Morality
Thomas Lucey and Mary Beth Henning

Articles

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Developing Clinical Reasoning Skills Through Argumentation With the Concept Map Method in Medical Problem-Based Learning
Jihyun Si, Hyun-Hee Kong, and Sang-Hwa Lee

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Examining Science Learning and Attitude by At-Risk Students After They Used a Multimedia-Enriched Problem-Based Learning Environment
Min Liu, Sa Liu, Zilong Pan, Wenting Zou, and Chenglu Li

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Elementary School Entrepreneurs
Annie McMahon Whitlock

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Why Teach With PBL? Motivational Factors Underlying Middle and High School Teachers’ Use of Problem-Based Learning
Huei-Chen Lee and Margaret R. Blanchard

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Scaffolding for Optimal Challenge in K–12 Problem-Based Learning
Nam Ju Kim, Brian R. Belland, and Daryl Axelrod

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Problem-Based Learning in Professional Studies from the Physiotherapy Students’ Perspective
Hilkka Korpi, Liisa Peltokallio, and Arja Piirainen

Voices from the Field

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Developing Clinical Reasoning Skills in Teacher Candidates Using a Problem-Based Learning Approach
Terry L. Goodin, Nancy G. Caukin, and Heather K. Dillard

Book Reviews

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Problem-Based Learning in Teacher Education
Susan M. Bridges

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Extending the Challenge of Problem-Based Learning
Jessica J. Sullivan

 
 
 
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