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After studying this chapter, you should be able to:

Provide an overview of problem-based learning and describe the special features that define this model of instruction.

Describe the theoretical foundations of the problem-based learning model and summarize the research that supports its use.

Explain how to plan and use problem-based learning including how to adapt its use for students of differing backgrounds and abilities.

Describe how to implement a learning environment conducive to using problem-based learning.

Describe and discuss appropriate ways to assess student academic and social learning consistent with problem-based learning goals.

Speculate about the restraints for using problem-based learning and make predictions about its use in the future.







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