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Active Learning Techniques

When it comes to choosing instructional strategies for your course, there are a number of variables to consider including class size, learning outcomes, and time. The good news is, you don’t have to choose just one. Here are some resources to help you find the right mix for your class.

 

  • Teaching Large Classes

    Teaching a large class poses many challenges. They can promote student disengagement and feelings of alienation, which can lead to behaviors that both reflect and...

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  • Flipped Classroom

    Due to the recent climate, WE HIGHLY ENCOURAGE ASYNCHRONOUS TEACHING, even if your modality includes synchronous options. Why? To be considerate of your students’ needs. Those...

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  • Cooperative Learning

    Cooperative learning allows students to share ownership of learning and knowledge through collaboration and teamwork. This instructional strategy features shared learning goals and a requirement...

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