Would also cite the following. Not specific to TBL but very strong evidence for adopting active approaches.
Freeman, Scott, et al. "Active learning increases student performance in science, engineering, and mathematics." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2014): 201319030.
http://www.pnas.org/content/111/23/8410.abstract
Best wishes,
Preman
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Hi
Really quickly here are some resources
I have RAPs and applications if you want some samples....mostly from 2nd year mech design and a graduate aerodynamics course
The new TBL book has many engineering examples in appendix 2....although the appendix is about reporting strategies...they are mostly output of engineering problems
You could also look up TBL and Math...their are a few papers out there (Judy Paterson is author)
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jim
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Hi,
We are looking at sharing the use of TBL at our university in a local conference. We like to make reference to research on the use of TBL in Engineering. Thus far, we were unable to find any through Google scholar and our library. Does anyone know of any literature for the use of TBL in Engineering? We would be happy to cite if there are. Thank you.
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