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How students learn: Reforming schools through learner-centered education.

·1998·American Psychological Association eBooks

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The Research Base for APA's Learner-Centred Psychological Principles Contextual Factors Influencing the Classroom Application of Learner-Centred Principles Promoting Positive Expectations in Schooling Cognitive Principles Applied to the Development of Literacy Cognition and Subject Matter Learning Designing a Community of Young Learners - Theoretical and Practical Lessons Learner-Centred Assessment Using Learner-Centred Assessment on a Large Scale Cognitive, Metacognitive and Conative Considerations in Classroom Assessment Higher Education Assessment and National Educational Goals - Issues, Assumptions and Principles Educational Assessment and Diversity Dilemmas in Assessing Academic Achievement Cognitive Theory for Education - What Teachers Need to Know Integrating Metacognition, Affect and Motivation in Improving Teacher Education Developmental Psychology as a Guide for Teaching and Teacher Preparation Teaching Educational Psychology Learner-Centred and Constructivist Perspectives What Have We Learned and Where Are We Going in School Reform?.

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1998
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