Lecture

Case Study: Learning Approaches

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Description

This lecture focuses on case studies related to learning theories and processes, emphasizing project-based learning and peer feedback. Students analyze processes, apply learning theories, and propose concrete suggestions for improvement. The lecture also covers group work dynamics, individual evaluation methods, and the importance of effective communication in project management.

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