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Conclusion, it does— problem-centered model with which scaffolding is used, and grade level and learner characteristics. I also note areas in which more research is needed—motivation scaffolding, scaffolding for students with learning disabilities, and scaffolding in the context of project-based and design-based learning.

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Computer-Based Scaffolding Strategy, and performance-based). These variations and the theoretical basis for these are explained. Then, results from the meta-analysis are shared, which indicate that there are no differences in cognitive outcomes according to scaffolding function, context specificity, and customization. These results are then discussed.

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Brian R. Bellandancing the skills of those new to, or aspiring to, a leadership role. The chapters contributed by a carefully selected group of leading educationalists present insights on a number of central themes, including: developing new skill sets in leadership, the ethical and moral dimensions of leading an o

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