Lecture

Exam Preparation: Case Study Analysis

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Description

This lecture focuses on preparing for an exam by analyzing case studies. Students are required to identify relevant concepts, provide research evidence, and explain their observations. The lecture emphasizes metacognitive regulation and its application in learning situations.

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