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Original Article

Communication With Low Performer Makes Project Success In Project-Based Learning

Toichiro Susumago
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Shinobu Hasegawa

Keywords: Software development, PBL (project-based learning), competency, peer review, low performer

Article no: 61

Pages 514-525

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.11.61

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Original Article

Information Competency Of University Students In Media Education Projects

Natalia Tabachuk
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Ruslan I. Bazhenov
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Natalia G. Bazhenova

Keywords: Information Competency of University Students, information competency as a transprofessional competency, media education projects, project-based learning

Article no: 104

Pages 943-950

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.06.104

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How Do Students Involved In Pbl Perceive Wellbeing (The Perma Model)

Tzipi Yedidia
,
Alina Roman

Keywords: Project-Based Learning, Positive psychological functioning, Well-being, PERMA model, The EPOCH measure of adolescent wellbeing

Article no: 34

Pages 266-275

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.06.34

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