Theses & Dissertations

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Year Student Advisor
2005 The effects of meta-cognitive interactions in the e-learning environment on the development of the "slope" concept understanding and self regulated learning (SRL) (HEBREW) MA Gutman, Maria Associate Prof. Bracha Kramarski
2005 Self-regulated learning and social skills acquisition in inclusion, special education and regular classes (HEBREW) MA Sagi, Debbie Associate Prof. Bracha Kramarski
Dr. Yitzhak Weiss
2004 The effects of an asynchronous discussion group and meta-cognitive guidance on mathematical literacy (HEBREW) MA Mizrahi, Nava Associate Prof. Bracha Kramarski
2004 The contribution of metacognitive training on developing mathematics teachers’ knowledge, discourse and self-regulated learning (HEBREW) MA Revach, Tali Associate Prof. Bracha Kramarski
2003 A meta-cognitive approach to student mistakes as a tool for the development of mathematical understanding and self-efficacy (HEBREW) MA Zoldan, Sarit Associate Prof. Bracha Kramarski
2002 Enhancing writing processes and reflection among students doing portfolio (HEBREW) MA Peled, Einat Associate Prof. Bracha Kramarski
2001 The effects of a computerized algebra system (CAS) using a meta-cognitive approach on problem solving and mathematical discourse (HEBREW) MA Hirsch Chaya Associate Prof. Bracha Kramarski
2001 The effect of advanced studies in the "IMPROVE" method for inservice mathematics teachers on the beliefs of teachers and their students (HEBREW) MA Pinchevsky, Ran Associate Prof. Bracha Kramarski
2000 The influence of overt/implicit metacognitive training on the reading comprehension of EFL college students (HEBREW) MA Kurzweil, Irit Associate Prof. Bracha Kramarski
1999 The effects of metacognitive feedback on solving mathematical word-problems with computer (HEBREW) PhD Kapa, Esther Associate Prof. Bracha Kramarski