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Teacher Evidences on the Instruction of Learning Skills for Science as a Basis for Continuous Professional Development

Liora Bialer Doctorate 2009

Computer Science In guidance of: Dr. Zahava Scherz
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High Order Learning Skills in Science Studies: Development of an Instructional Model and Research on Implementation and Students' Learning

Ornit Spektor-Levy Doctorate 2004

*Incumbent of the Keren Bar-Ner Prize for Outstanding Student

Physics In guidance of: Prof. Bat Sheva Eylon
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The Implementation of Project-Based Learning in Israeli Middle Schools: A Longitudinal Study

Orna Falik Master 2003

Physics In guidance of: Prof. Bat Sheva Eylon
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Learning Materials for Project Development in High-School Computer Science Development and Evaluation

Sarah Pollak Master 2002

Computer Science In guidance of: Dr. Zahava Scherz
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Learning about "materials" in junior high school: development of curriculum materials, and a longitudinal study of students' conceptions

Hannah Margel Doctorate 2002

*Incumbent of the Orly Kaplan Prize for Outstanding Student

Physics In guidance of: Prof. Bat Sheva Eylon
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Abstract Data Types as tools for Knowledge Representation and Problem Solving in a Prolog Environment

Bruria Haberman Doctorate 1999

*Incumbent of the Orly Kaplan Prize for Outstanding Student

Computer Science In guidance of: Dr. Zahava Scherz
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