Realising examinations: learning field- and problem-oriented -- exams within a learning field- and problem-oriented curriculum.

This article is going to outline the fourth core theme of the 'Lernwelten' congress, namely 'Examination and Evaluation'. Using the example of the sphere of activity 'Examining and Assessing from the view of a teaching staff member', a potential learning situation will be acted out according to the...

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Published in:PR-Internet fur die Pflege Vol. 8; no. 12; pp. 655 - 665
Main Author: Schwarz-Gavaers R
Format: tables/charts Journal Article
Published: hpsmedia GmbH 2006 Dec
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