'Passive learning' diaporamas de présentation

Outline

Outline. What is collaborative learning? Why is collaborative learning rare? Why is it important? How can we make it happen?.

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Todd Zakrajsek, Associate Professor Department of Family Medicine

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Journey Elementary School

Journey Elementary School. Presented by: Sam Lasco and Lisa Sutton. The Purpose of Our School.

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A Practical Corporate E-Learning Effectiveness Model

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ADA/Forsyth Institute Evidence-Based Dentistry Course Boston, MA October 19-23, 2009

ADA/Forsyth Institute Evidence-Based Dentistry Course Boston, MA October 19-23, 2009. Participating Countries. Argentina Canada Chile Columbia Egypt Russia United Kingdom United States. Participant Backgrounds. Academics Insurers Public and private health care providers

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Living Learning Communities (LLC)

Living Learning Communities (LLC). Edmond Ko Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 13 March 2009. Task Force on Future Direction of UG Hall VII and Hall Education. Terms of Reference

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Preparing Faculty to Incorporate Active Learning

Preparing Faculty to Incorporate Active Learning. Peggy Weissinger, Ed.D. National Institute for New Faculty Developers June 27, 2005. NINFD 2005. Goals of this session. Identify alternatives to your lecturing in faculty workshops

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Workshop Athens June 2012

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Using Backward Design In the Gifted Classroom

Using Backward Design In the Gifted Classroom. LBSD Gifted Program 2012-2013. Why Use UbD in Gifted?.

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. Curriculum Integration in the Classroom. Chapter objectives. Describe the benefits of integrated curriculum. Describe the role movement plays in learning. Design an integrated unit around a theme. Locate games and resources to incorporate movement into classroom.

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An Introduction to Information Literacy in the K-6 Classroom ED 515: Curriculum of the Elementary School Dr. Janet Burk

An Introduction to Information Literacy in the K-6 Classroom ED 515: Curriculum of the Elementary School Dr. Janet Burke. Presented by: Jenny Innes Education Librarian WCSU Libraries Spring 2004. Information Literacy: What is it?.

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National College for School Leadership

National College for School Leadership. Kathy Seddon, Matt James E-Learning Specialists. ELN Thinking Synch Friday 26 September. NCSL Goals. WebEx. Web conferencing for school leaders.

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Magic Numbers: Alternative Active Learning Activity to Introduce Computers

Magic Numbers: Alternative Active Learning Activity to Introduce Computers. John T. Taylor Hillsborough Community College Tampa, Florida. Abstract.

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What is Inspirational Teaching? (WIT)

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Chapter 6: Technology , Digital Media, and Curriculum Integration

Chapter 6: Technology , Digital Media, and Curriculum Integration. By: Brittany Cochran, Lindsey King, and Justin Blanton. What is Curriculum?.

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PEMBELAJARAN BERBASIS PENELITIAN

WILLI TOISUTA @ UKSW : 01/12/12. PEMBELAJARAN BERBASIS PENELITIAN. PARADIGMA KURIKULUM SEKOLAH YANG KONTRADIKTIF. Kontradiksi dalam paradigma kurikulum sekolah berpengaruh pada proses pemebelajaran di Perguruan Tinggi

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Western Cape Education Department Broadband: e- Vision for e-Education e-Learning and e-Administration February 2013

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ICT and Lifelong Learning

ICT and Lifelong Learning. Robin Mason Institute of Educational Technology The Open University. Attributes of Lifelong Learning. Authentic, complex problems Intrinsically rewarding activities Learning-on-demand Recognises the essentially social nature of learning

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TESS Project: In-Class Active Learning

TESS Project: In-Class Active Learning. Kung- Kiu Lau School of Computer Science The University of Manchester k ung-kiu@cs.man.ac.uk. TESS: Teaching Enhancement and Student Success. Large Lecture Classes. Passive Learning. Active Learning.

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