2002
DOI: 10.1080/00221340208978480
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Problem-Based Inquiry on World Water Problems in Large Undergraduate Classes

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“…lab and field-based 'learn-by-doing' courses) (Spronken-Smith, 2005). Not surprisingly, anecdotal evidence suggests that geographers are adopting more student-centred approaches (Bradbeer, 1996;Kent et al, 1997;Brown, 1999;Halvorson & Wescoat, 2002;Livingstone & Lynch, 2002;Kotval, 2003;Spronken-Smith, 2005). Most educators recognize the advantages of employing learner-centred approaches in their classrooms (Bradbeer, 1996;Yuretich et al, 2001;Gosen & Washbush, 2004).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…lab and field-based 'learn-by-doing' courses) (Spronken-Smith, 2005). Not surprisingly, anecdotal evidence suggests that geographers are adopting more student-centred approaches (Bradbeer, 1996;Kent et al, 1997;Brown, 1999;Halvorson & Wescoat, 2002;Livingstone & Lynch, 2002;Kotval, 2003;Spronken-Smith, 2005). Most educators recognize the advantages of employing learner-centred approaches in their classrooms (Bradbeer, 1996;Yuretich et al, 2001;Gosen & Washbush, 2004).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…In general, teachers report that problem-based inquiry helps students' attentiveness and active participation, motivation and self-directed learning, and acquisition of subject matter knowledge and overall learning (Havorson and Wescoat 2002;Savoie and Hughes 1994;Stepien and Gallagher 1993). PBL students have higher levels of intrinsic goal orientation, task value, use of elaborative learning strategies, and metacognitive self-regulation in comparison with students instructed in a more traditional teacher and textbook-centered fashion (Sungur and Tekkaya 2006).…”
Section: Student Motivation and Engagementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En ce sens, l'activité menée en éthique s'inspirait de l'approche par «îlot interdisciplinaire de rationalité» proposée par Fourez (1997 pensée critique ont été maintes fois posées (voir Bechtel et al, 1999;Collier, Guenther, & Veerman, 2002;Cooke et Moyle, 2002;Embry, 2001;Dam et Volman, 2004;Guilbert et Ouellet, 1997;Halpern, 1989;Halvorson et Wescoat, 2002;Majumdar, 2003;Ngeow et Kong, 2001;Pithers et Soden, 2000;Sage, 1996;Saye et Brush, 2002;Senocak, Taskesenligil, & Sozbilir, 2007;Sungur et Tekkaya, 2006;Weiss, 2003;Wieseman et Cadwell, 2005). Par ailleurs, Fourez (1997) indique clairement que la mise en route d'un îlot de rationalité conduit, presque de manière nécessaire, à la mise en route de pratiques critiques: «[l'îlot de rationalité] participe à l'idéal scientifique, déjà bien exprimé par Descartes, de garder une distance critique par rapport aux passions et à l'affectivité» (Fourez, 1997, p. 218 Ainsi, nous pourrions dire que l'îlot interdisciplinaire de rationalité permet de répondre aux exigences de la présente recherche, et ce, de différentes manières.…”
Section: Le Recours à L'îlot Interdisciplinarité : Notes Justificativesunclassified