CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 5 CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORKS
5.2 F UTURE WORKS
The following are recommendations for future investigation:
1. This study was conducted at one senior high schools to examine the proposed team-teaching PBL approach. Future research may target the research setting to other senior high schools and other learning topics, which will yield a whole picture and understanding of this new model.
2. The future research may address student’s learning behavior and high-order thinking skills.
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Appendices
APPENDIX A. Phase II English achievement test
APPENDIX B. Phase II geography achievement test
APPENDIX C. Phase III English achievement test
APPENDIX D. Phase III geography achievement test
APPENDIX E. Student progress and weekly project reports
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各週工作內容記實 第七週
組員姓名
職稱 工作內容
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第八週上課交
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此次專題的參考資料來源列表：
內容 來源（http://……….，某書本、雜誌第幾頁）
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此次分組合作進行專題，有何感想？你們自己認為作的好不好？
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