Active learning refers to a family of instructional methods based on the premise that learning in training improves as the learner is more active. This is partly true. Here's some information on active learning and the techniques associated with it.
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Joseph Cuseo
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This article outlines and explains the primary differences between the Cooperative Learning form of learning and two other types of small-group learning commonly found in higher education - small-group discussions and group projects.
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30-Aug-2007
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Richard M. Felder and Rebecca Brent
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Find out how it is possible to use active learning during training and still cover your syllabus. Also learn some tips for dealing with large classes.
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30-Aug-2007
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Monica Schott
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Rich Environments for Active Learning(REALS) are implemented using: cooperative learning, generative learning, student centered learning, and problem based learning.
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19-Jul-2007
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What does 'Lecture Bingo' have to do with active learning techniques? Read this article to find out more about active learning.
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10-Jul-2007
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L. Dee Fink
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The model below offers a way of conceptualizing the learning process in a way that may assist teachers in identifying meaningful forms of active learning.
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4-Jul-2007
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