2000
DOI: 10.1080/13636820000200143
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Transition from student to employee: a work-based programme for ‘graduate apprentices’ in small to medium enterprises

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“…Has one important point in WBL learning: (1) Identified learning, what knowledge is carried or owned by students in the WBL program, and what is expected of the program; (2) Learning is added, what new learning or knowledge will be provided in the program; (3) Introduction to learning, which students' knowledge they want after learning. (4) Learning equality, what academic equality to document as learning outcomes.…”
Section: A Learning-based Learning Model (Wbl)mentioning
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“…Has one important point in WBL learning: (1) Identified learning, what knowledge is carried or owned by students in the WBL program, and what is expected of the program; (2) Learning is added, what new learning or knowledge will be provided in the program; (3) Introduction to learning, which students' knowledge they want after learning. (4) Learning equality, what academic equality to document as learning outcomes.…”
Section: A Learning-based Learning Model (Wbl)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The best combination of learning in the work of classroom, lab/workshop and workplace to be beneficial for all. Here are the benefits of WBL [2] The WBL approach from the premise of learning arrangements to the real workplace context not only makes learning easier for students to digest and also increases involvement in industrial schools and workplaces [6] School activities support on-the-job development and learning while learners develop attitudes, knowledge, and skills from twoplace (school & workplace industry) experiences and enable learning by real-life. [7] Workplace learning "close relevance" between what is expected by DUDI and provided by vocational education.…”
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“…The goal is to bring learning activities closer to work. The benefits are in addition to being a vehicle for transitioning learners from school/campus to the workplace [16] as well as for knowledge development through the workplace with employer engagement [17]; [18]. There are six characteristics of WBL according to Boud & Solomon [19], described as follows.…”
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“…Research and evaluation studies on the WBL show a correlation between outputs and graduate outcomes with learning structures that schools and industry provide in the workplace experience. When program objectives, workplace-based curriculums and experiences are designed and applied with adequate staff support and are properly evaluated, the program will have a positive impact (Lynch & Harnish, 1998;Fallow & Weller, 2000;Braham & Pickering, 2007;Garnett, 2008).…”
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