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  1. Points Toward Goal
  2. Positive Feedback First
  3. Post Ludus
  4. Power of Templates
  5. Prefer Writing
  6. Pregnant Pause
  7. Preparation Buffer
  8. Preparation Material Check
  9. Preparation Reward
  10. Preparation Status Awareness
  11. Preparation Status Awareness/alx
  12. Prepare Equipment
  13. Prepared Mind
  14. Principle-Supporting Pattern Usage
  15. Principles Are Leading/alx
  16. Priorities/OG
  17. Pro-Contra Lists
  18. Proactive Mirror
  19. Problem Orientation
  20. Problem Solving Machine
  21. Productive MOOCs
  22. Project-Centered Learning
  23. Prototyping (Iba and Sakamoto)
  24. Prototyping (Iba and Sakamoto)/OG
  25. Prototyping (Kohls)
  26. Provide Personal Identity Information
  27. Provocation
  28. Provocative Question
  29. Provoke for High Quality
  30. Provoke for High Quality/alx
  31. Proxy
  32. Put Into A Different Context
  33. Quality from Quantity
  34. Question Boomerang
  35. Question Boomerang/alx
  36. Question Parking Space
  37. Question Parking Space/alx
  38. Quick Supporters
  39. Quick Supporters/alx
  40. Ralph Johnson
  41. Ralph Niels
  42. Ranking
  43. Real World Experience
  44. Reality Check/OG
  45. Rearrange
  46. Rearrangement
  47. Reduce Risk
  48. Reference Solution
  49. Reference Solution/alx
  50. Reference the Plan
  51. Reflection
  52. Regular Attention Recuperation
  53. Regular Attention Recuperation/alx
  54. Regularly Check Requirements Fulfillment/alx
  55. Reinforce the Growth Mindset
  56. Relax
  57. Release of Thought
  58. Release of Thought/OG
  59. Relevant Examples
  60. Remote Hand
  61. Remote Hand/alx
  62. Renate Motschnig-Pitrik
  63. René Bakker
  64. Repair It Yourself
  65. Repeat Yourself
  66. Rephrase Your Goal
  67. Represent It
  68. Representation Practice
  69. Resolve Conflicts
  70. Responsible Reflection
  71. Restructuring
  72. Review After Breaks
  73. Rewarding Sweets
  74. Rich Interaction With Text
  75. Richard Helm
  76. Robert Holwerda
  77. Roland Bijvank
  78. Role Play
  79. Ronald van Broeckhuijsen
  80. Round Robin
  81. Round and Deep
  82. Rubric
  83. SWOT Analysis
  84. Scaffold Problems with Guide Questions
  85. Scaffolded MOOC
  86. Score Sheet
  87. Screencasts
  88. See Before Hear
  89. See Do Share
  90. Seeding Continuity
  91. Seeding Continuity/alx
  92. Selectable Exam Time
  93. Self-Producing
  94. Self-Thinking
  95. Self-explained Answers
  96. Self Assessment
  97. Self Test
  98. Sell Your Ideas
  99. Seminar Plan
  100. Separate Similar Content
  101. Set the Stage
  102. Seven Parts
  103. Share Expectations
  104. Share Expectations/alx
  105. Sharing Minority Experience With Majority Group
  106. Sharing Minority Experience With Majority Group/alx
  107. Sharing Wall
  108. Shot Gun Seminar
  109. Shout It From the Rooftops
  110. Show It Running
  111. Show Programming
  112. Show and Tell
  113. Show the Art of Creation
  114. Showcase
  115. Showcase/OG
  116. Shower of Language
  117. Simple Answer
  118. Simplicity Above Patterns
  119. Simulation Games
  120. Single File Location and Structure/alx
  121. Singleton
  122. Six Minute Video
  123. Six Thinking Hats
  124. Sketch It
  125. Small Successes
  126. Soft Scaffolding/OG
  127. Solution Before Abstraction
  128. Solution Variety
  129. Solution Variety/alx
  130. Sonia Bartoluzzi
  131. Sonja Kabicher
  132. Sparking Forum Participation
  133. Spiral
  134. Spotlighting Learning Processes
  135. Spread Tasks Appropriately
  136. Spread Tasks Appropriately/alx
  137. Stakeholder's Views
  138. Start Immediately/alx
  139. Start Small, Let It Grow
  140. Start with People Who Stand Open
  141. Steven Warburton
  142. Stijn Hoppenbrouwers
  143. Strategic Discard
  144. Strategy
  145. Student Assignments Management
  146. Student Contribution Esteem
  147. Student Contribution Esteem/alx
  148. Student Debate
  149. Student Debate/alx
  150. Student Design Sprint
  151. Student Driven Lecture
  152. Student Group Management
  153. Student Miners
  154. Student Miners/alx
  155. Student Online Portfolios
  156. Student Selected Activities
  157. Student Tracking
  158. Students Decide
  159. Study Groups
  160. Study Toolkit
  161. Stylianos Hatzipanagos
  162. Substitution
  163. Sugar-Coating
  164. Suitable Content Selection
  165. Suitable Content Selection/alx
  166. Suitable Delivery Form Selection
  167. Suitable Delivery Form Selection/alx
  168. Summary
  169. Support Identifiable Types of Communication
  170. Support the Leader
  171. Sus Lundgren
  172. Suspended Judgment
  173. Sustained Momentum
  174. Symeon Retalis
  175. Synchronous Collaborative Learning
  176. T-Shape Learning
  177. Table Arrangement
  178. Takashi Iba
  179. Take A Different Perspective/OG
  180. Take a Risk
  181. Tangible Piles/OG
  182. Task In A Box
  183. Teacher's Language
  184. Teacher Enthusiasm
  185. Teacher Selects Teams
  186. Teacher Teams
  187. Team Teaching
  188. Tell Me About It
  189. Test Tube
  190. Tetsuro Kubota
  191. The Four Skills
  192. The Fun Factor/OG
  193. The Jury/OG
  194. The Right Place/OG
  195. Think.. Pair.. Share
  196. Think Aloud Protocol
  197. Thinking in Action
  198. Thinking in Action/OG
  199. This Is Feedback
  200. This Is Feedback/OG
  201. Thomas de Cortie
  202. Three Bears
  203. Three Stars and A Wish
  204. Thumbs Up
  205. Till Schümmer
  206. Timing
  207. Tinkering with Hard Fun
  208. Toko Miyake
  209. Tomohito Yamazaki
  210. Toni Navarrete
  211. Tool Box
  212. Tornado of Learning
  213. Tornado of Learning/OG
  214. Toy Box
  215. Transparent Assessment
  216. Transparent Assessment/alx
  217. Trial Exam
  218. Trusted Space
  219. Trusted Space/OG
  220. Try It Yourself
  221. Try Once, Refine Once
  222. Try Once, Refine Once/OG
  223. Undercover Process
  224. Understand Design Patterns
  225. Uninterrupted Listening
  226. Use A Styleguide
  227. Use Participants' Media
  228. Use Student Solutions
  229. Use Student Solutions/alx
  230. Value-Feasibility Matrix
  231. Variation
  232. Verification
  233. Virtual Assistant
  234. Visible Assessment
  235. Visitor
  236. Visual Thinking/OG
  237. Voting
  238. Voting/OG
  239. War Game
  240. Weak-Linked Encounter
  241. Welcome the Participants
  242. What If...?/OG
  243. What If/OG
  244. Why Why Why
  245. Wider Perspective
  246. Wiebe Wiersema
  247. Work Forms
  248. Worked Examples
  249. Working Environment Guaranteed
  250. Writing Up Is Halfway
  251. Yishay Mor
  252. Your Choice,My Choice
  253. Your Choice,My Choice/alx
  254. Yuji Harashima
  255. Data:ASSISTments 2012-2013 problem-student level
  256. Data:ASSISTments 2012-2013 problem level
  257. Analysis:Student affect and interaction behavior in ASSISTments

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