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The Mediating Role of Academic Stress in the Effect of Problem- and Project-Based Learning on Student Innovation: Evidence from Art and Design Education

Among 587 students participating in problem- and project-based learning, PPBL was positively associated with learning innovation and lower academic stress. Mediation modelling suggested that stress partly transmitted the PPBL-innovation relationship.

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Key findings

  • PPBL was associated with higher innovation and lower stress, and the model reported a significant stress-mediated pathway. The authors advocate creative, industry-relevant curricula.
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Why this matters globally

The study links curriculum design with both innovation and student wellbeing, a global higher-education concern in creative and tourism-related fields facing rapid labour-market change.

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Thai researcher contribution

The Rajamangala University of Technology Krungthep-affiliated authors contributed to an international study of learning design and curriculum implications.

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Limitations to consider

The abstract does not specify randomisation, detailed sampling context or controls. Single-source data risk response and common-method bias, while cross-sectional mediation cannot establish temporal ordering.

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Qubahan Academic JournalRead the original article

DOI: 10.48161/qaj.v6n3a2460

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