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Scaffolding learner autonomy in a wiki-supported knowledge building community and its implications for mindset change
Chun Yi Lin
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, Charles M. Reigeluth
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Department of Education
Graduate Institute of Curriculum and Instruction
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communities
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learning
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psychological behavior
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competition
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regulations
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education
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comparative evaluations
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data
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policy
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Social Sciences
Learner Autonomy
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Small Groups
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Focus Group
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Teaching Methods
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Student Learning
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Instructional Design
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Intersubjectivity
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Autonomy
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Metacognition
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Self-Regulation
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Psychology
Mindset
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Learner Autonomy
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Focus Group
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Autonomy
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Self-Regulation
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Meta-Cognition
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Computer Science
Wiki
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Affective Aspect
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Cognitive Aspect
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Group Interview
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Instructional Designs
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