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Instructional Science: An International Journal of the Learning Sciences

1996 Volume 24, Number 3

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Number of articles: 2

  1. Varying Paths for Learning to Revise

    Michal Zellermayer & Judith Cohen

    Studied how preacademic students acquired revision strategies based upon their individual cognitive abilities. Revision Cuing Devices, teacher intervention and student reaction, peer support and... More

    pp. 177-95

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  2. The Use of Reverse Engineering to Analyse Student Computer Programs

    Philip Vanneste

    Discusses how the reverse engineering approach can generate feedback on computer programs without the user having any prior knowledge of what the program was designed to do. This approach uses the ... More

    pp. 197-221

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