Project-Based Learning in Interdisciplinary Spaces: A Case Study in Norway and the United States
The research described in this case study features a cohort of five exchange students from post-secondary institutions in Norway and the United States who collaboratively engaged in a project-based learning experience infused with aspects of place-based education, lesson study, and the pedagogical t...
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Main Authors: | Margaret Ann Bolick (Author), Malena Thomassen (Author), Jennifer Apland (Author), Olivia Spencer (Author), Fantasi Nicole (Author), Sonja Kim Ngan Tran (Author), Matthew Voigt (Author), Kelly Best Lazar (Author) |
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2024-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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