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Students reported that the DPBL approach improved knowledge, creative thinking and teamwork skills

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q2 i? Students in the mDPBL group reported that the DPBL approach improved their knowledge and increased creative thinking and teamwork skills. → Winarno 2018

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Winarno 2018

Winarno, S., Muthu, K. S., & Ling, L. S. (2018). Students’ feedback of mdpbl approach and the learning impact towards computer networks teaching and learning. International Journal of Educational Methodology, 4(1), 37-43. https://doi.org/10.12973/ijem.4.1.37

q2 · i? · associational · r1

Learning-impact questionnaire of the mDPBL group (n=136, Table 5). All DPBL items showed higher mean scores, e.g. liking DPBL teaching at 4.12 and always discussing with the group at 4.12; the boredom item scored 2.09.

"In addition, DPBL approach were improved students’ knowledge, it was increased students’ creative thinking and teamwork skill as well as effective the normal teaching."

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