Situated Learning Perspectives |
Contents
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Situated Learning Perspectives | 45 |
Queries About Computer Education | 67 |
Travel or Tourism? | 77 |
Legitimate Peripheral Participation Instructionism | 89 |
Evaluation in a Situated Learning Environment | 101 |
Anchored Instruction and Situated Cognition Revisited | 123 |
Theories Traditions and Situated Learning | 155 |
Misattributions About Situated Learning | 183 |
A Reply to Tripp | 201 |
Situated Learning Perspectives | 223 |
Bringing the World Outside in | 243 |
Situated Learning Inspired by | 263 |
Situated Learning in the Context | 279 |
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A Reply to Steven Tripp | 169 |
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