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INTERDISCIPLINARY ENGLISH
Main concepts
Collaboration
Working together
to create or achieve the same thing
Common purposes
Develops
Higher level thinking
Communicarion
Learning and achivement increasal
Problem Based Learning
Teaching method
uses
Real world problems
Previous knowledge
Contextual understanding
promotes
Student learning
Critical thinking
Problem-solving abilities
Communication skills
Solving problems
Mental processes
Discovering
Analyzing
Apply critical thinking
Overcome obstacles
Find a solution
Resolve the issue
Plan of action
Identify the problem
Develop possible solutions
Course of action
Multidisciplinary
Several disciplines
Do not integrate them
in the complete learning process
Separate contributions
Develop skills
Abilities
Find solutions
Several perspectives
Understand complex situations
Interdisciplinary
Several disciplines
Rational
Central theme or problem
Critical thinking
aware of
Limitations
Strengths
Perspectives
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Extended abstract
Other theme or problem
Interpretative tools
Metacognitive skills
Evaluate and monitor
Thinking process
Critical thinking
Analysis
Evaluation
Assesing
Reconstruct
Self
discipline
monitoring
corrective
Interpretation
Information provided
Reflection
allows
Solving problems
Get answers
Justify ideas
Uses the reason
Question and doubts
Statements
Autonomous learning
Regulate and control
own learning activities
Learning goals
Learners in charge
Proceses with Autonomy
Independent decisions
Own role as learner
Self-directed learning
Improve
Academic performance
Motivation
Confidence
Auto-evaluation
Metacognitive skills
Self-awareness
Self-recognition
What you do and don't know
Reflection
Learning process
Planing
Monitoring
How to retain and and recall knowledge
Evaluation
Though process
Learning
Problem-solving
Discipline
Branch of knowledge or learning
Studied in higher education
Impacts
Learning process
Planining
Observing
Enhace motivation
Producing new knowledge
Field of study
Subject of matter
Can be teach (Jhon Walton)
Education
Cultural transmition
Training and development
Intellectual
Moral
Affective
Knowledge
Abilities
Social process
Learning and teaching skills
Laura Alexandra Orduña Moreno
CC 1000888058
2021-2