studyaims to improve construction management (CM) students’ systems thinking ability in circulareconomy and conceptualize their ideas about design for disassembly. To achieve this goal, thestudy integrated a combination learning model through a flexible combination of problem-basedlearning (PBL) and concept map development (CMD) activity in three CM courses includingPrinciples of Construction, Sustainable Construction, and Sustainable Approach to Construction.Overall, 61 students participated in the pre-and post-course survey and a Wilcoxon-signed ranktest is utilized to analyze the obtained data. The results of the statistical analysis indicated thatstudents significantly improved their systems thinking ability, technical communication
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