Aronson, E.; Blaney, N.; Stephin, C.; Sikes, J., & Snapp, M. (1978). Although lecturing while students take notes is a common strategy for teaching, more effective strategies for middle school students are those that play to their developmental strengths and needs for activity, social interaction, and fun. Scientific teaching. particularly useful for teaching students how to frame good questions. 0000008194 00000 n nvQ(tpfp0w>3UA#So]>#Z|8 Active learning narrows achievement gaps for underrepresented students in undergraduate science, technology, engineering, and math. Active learning. Additionally, student shares may be solicited via a shared document, in Zoom chat, and/or by asking students to raise their hand. 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Michael Prince explains, "Active learning is generally defined as any instructional method that engages students in the learning process. trailer <<384D30A22ACF454294C083986170E121>]/Prev 424682>> startxref 0 %%EOF 1019 0 obj <>stream u Angelo, T.A. <> endobj 0000108488 00000 n 5. 0000004629 00000 n This can include learning through gross motor movements (sports, for example), tactile experiences (e.g. FhX>A@o]TWDr4 (Q##p69^!} "DQH8eB56$)hd9tODC&Q ?(Q&VKA#{Z} hS/&'gz2JO`@ jKx(Oet8Fs*Xd_q4?u+"E$x='B , :$+)m^n`*7` e#2Pg;5l]{SD.K$d}9N9hNh@L(hhYH4)rFH'k/HX"Yv0EV%j3j( *.~(f&;2QP$2FW.{p12N)AO}4Dj\Gg?2E1l i]D!ARD^0y2 Rf! =hTGLQxdBmrl_oURctpt|n90Slw7j*n9[~}qQ@6QC&q[B`: by TeachThought Staff. %PDF-1.6 % %PDF-1.6 % 0000008722 00000 n << /Length 5 0 R /Filter /FlateDecode >> Journal of Physics 69, 970-977. 0000110755 00000 n endobj Active Learning Strategies . 268 0 obj <>/Filter/FlateDecode/ID[<5EAF4E7B1A02624C9D38FBD702B15552>]/Index[245 47]/Info 244 0 R/Length 114/Prev 783624/Root 246 0 R/Size 292/Type/XRef/W[1 3 1]>>stream 291 0 obj <>stream Students may generate concept maps individually and confer with peers, or collaboratively develop concept maps in pairs or small groups. 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Each contains an inaccuracy which students are to identify and . Internet Archive logo P`?B-6CpR4JJm:bX: Yt2Arjh1' LZZ=V?[+O 90gcU&D,:c;:YN@M?QsbAb2$D0;~It=YB#P"I8p~~PN)pQJj{@ f(S` Writing activities are usually 1-2 minutes, and can focus on key questions and ideas or ask students to make predictions. Advantages include developing students' abilities to think holistically . 0000109089 00000 n Brame, C. (2016). 0000110167 00000 n 0000108633 00000 n 0000107190 00000 n e'H"bad* uS station37.cebu 0000006889 00000 n Instructors might also consider strategies, including the use of roles, to promote equity among peer groups. 0000109453 00000 n References on active and cooperative learning are provided at the end of the material. Particularly for larger classes, instructors might consider employing a Zoom poll or bCourses quiz (e.g., graded/ungraded survey). Not all interactive engagement is the same: Variations in physics professors implementation of peer instruction. Supporting Media 50 Instructional Routines to Develop Content Literacy (Teaching Strategies Series) : PC, Android, Apple, Ipad, Iphone, etc. Contents: Introduction. There are many different active learning strategies that instructors might incorporate into their teaching. 0000109679 00000 n %PDF-1.5 % 0000066643 00000 n 0000110339 00000 n Rowe, M.B. stream stream Beverley Hills, CA: Sage Publishing Company Aronson, Elliot. endobj To begin, instructors may provide students with a list of concepts or terms, or ask students to generate a list (often 8-12). active learning strategies that have resulted in enhanced learning and are widely followed across the medical schools globally. As an additional option, instructors might assign expert groups in advance of the Jigsaw class day, allowing students to meet at a time and using a platform of their choice (in this case instructors might offer support to help with scheduling). h[% Z"Eq8a$l9|[Ntt#(fuBGu4wS18cr52O:S8@:Zu :@Ga6T`u4&D@^ z'0hlf.hLt v@^G=z~ 0:GoC?u4taa3(Oa," [XEWTU$Dy4jM0ZP Yi]bj1yvl3AZL:hZg KuP"Q-:"H9XPnM;K9KY lR&:v*,gUK6lycv%3DC .9L: IUr) Hp*IBiAe!rjEK^a^I-:/WUeW#IJ >Hao\I"&66Z#Lu5X3L5b -;nN8eN^%| DkCm@15(Ep *k8.8(ZFf2G1x#46jc:P&&.3U`Xta"h.E8rYGck|-6Dujc 3V Grab Bags. 2. 0000109299 00000 n Using the Pause Procedure to enhance lecture recall. 0000108839 00000 n 0000107315 00000 n While the Think phase of the TPS may be very similar to in-person formats, the pair portion differs in that the discussions are likely to occur in breakout rooms. Instructors might also explore these active learning designs as they consider opportunities for using each strategy. Francek, M. (2006). 0000107147 00000 n Active learning strategies provide valuable opportunities for students to develop disciplinary skills and expertise, including serving as sources of knowledge, formulating questions and articulating ideas, as well as fostering interactions with peers (Turpen & Finkelstein, 2009). Herreid, C.F. A grab bag is a great way to get students thinking and learning actively. Individual Carries Out an Educational Activity with Little or No Guidance. Uploaded by 0000005001 00000 n The main purpose is to develop student autonomy so that. 0000107671 00000 n x3fIII[OqC3O:Z7vT.eFns[+>*!M[Ir+KVQ}CoQ[nT.K.*=S 0000031181 00000 n touching something and feeling its features), or by ensuring they are exerting excess energy whenever possible. Or ask students to write about it using terms from lecture, or to name the processes and concepts shown. ), ensure all members understanding, and develop an approach for teaching the topic to their class colleagues. ACTIVE LEARNING STRATEGIES . 0000108931 00000 n Active learning promotes higher-order critical thinking skills and involves teaching strategies such as case studies, class debates, think-pair-share activities, role playing, peer teaching, gaming, the 1-minute paper, or questions embedded into a lecture (Adkins, 2018). }=ONC#,$_@q?.E3wX`)*/L/. To collaboratively generate maps, students might use tools such as, Angelo and Cross, 1993; Nesbit and Adesope, 2006; Novak and Canas, 2008, Christensen, 1987; Herreid, 1994; Barkley, Major, and Cross, 2014. We will keep fighting for all libraries - stand with us! Instructors might track student progress by asking them to respond to scaffolded questions or take notes on a shared document. 0000008867 00000 n There are typically many right answers to a concept map, allowing students to represent their ideas in different ways. Novak, J.D. Technical Report IHMC CmapTools 2006-01 Rev 2008-01 (retrieved from http://cmap.ihmc.us/docs/theory-of-concept-maps). Often, although not exclusively, active learning approaches also include collaborative and cooperative learning in small groups. Use these low-risk, low-costactivities to energize, excite, and build your team." --Sivasailam"Thiagi" Thiagarajan, editor, Thiagi GameLetter; president,Workshops by Thiagi "Battling for the attention of the adult learner is a war that[Rose] knows how to win. Additionally, similar to TPS, the peer discussion portion can still occur in breakout rooms. Chapter 2: Applying a Taxonomy to the Thinking in Your Classroom. 0000006393 00000 n 4. Eddy, S. L., & Hogan, K. A. Be the first one to, 50 strategies for active teaching : engaging K-12 learners in the classroom, Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Pearson Merrill Prentice Hall, Advanced embedding details, examples, and help, urn:lcp:50strategiesfora0000guil:lcpdf:30e11d35-4828-487a-95ed-9ad0021e03b2, urn:lcp:50strategiesfora0000guil:epub:3fa3c719-ef46-4aec-8a2c-686bfbe99af8, Terms of Service (last updated 12/31/2014). 0000108186 00000 n 0000109243 00000 n Instructors may allot time for groups to consider their responses and circulate among groups to answer questions or provide guidance as needed, before a class share out or debrief. Planning strategy: a personal learning style or positive learning strategies; Active Strategy: an active approach to the learning task; Empathic strategy: a tolerant and outgoing approach to the target language and empathy with its speakers; Formal strategy: technical know-how about how to tackle a language; 0000102488 00000 n Similar to group problem-solving above, students can work in breakout groups during class time for the think-aloud problem solving activity. Class discussion conducted by teacher (and what else!) Below are ideas on how to incorporate active learning into your session. Crouch, C.H. Jigsaws are particularly useful for engaging students with course material and with their peers. <> Freeman, S., Eddy, S.L., McDonough, M., Smith, M.K., Okoroafor, N., Jordt, H., and Wenderoth, M.P. kn-N7V:Esq&Bz>zElTCdd+v6W"\F)kn;Vl3e of teaching tool, and the classroom environment. endstream endobj startxref This Clicker Resource Guide (see PDF) has some helpful advice for using polling questions in class with a student response system (e.g., iClicker Cloud or Poll Everywhere), including tips for logistics and "choreography" for implementation. )$ j:CL4\K|dpH~_CJ%oxYQy\Wl*uv5.I8cNR@7c0Pf"s&Y[Jcte5MV"{,O^G[v)Qb{oa@eKi&R,eM,;8;t(W Uploaded by Chapter 5: Implementing Strategies for . 0000102418 00000 n In small expert or teacher groups, students discuss a specific topic (e.g., prompt, problem, reading, etc. 1 0 obj For small classes, holding up a colored index card corresponding to an answer option might also be feasible (if cameras are being used). Students are then asked to determine the relationships between the concepts/terms, draw connecting arrows between them as appropriate, and label the arrows with a word or short phrase describing the nature of the relationship. endobj 0000108987 00000 n The prompt might be a conceptual question, or. 0000021811 00000 n 0000110867 00000 n endobj 0000006366 00000 n 0000066573 00000 n 8. 2009, While students could generate maps individually by hand-drawing them and uploading an image of their work to Google Drive or bCourses to share with colleagues, this method is less ideal for collaborative work in a remote context. 1911 0 obj <>stream % San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. 2 0 obj 0000095830 00000 n These. (1994). 0000110699 00000 n 910 0 obj <> endobj xref 910 110 0000000016 00000 n % Model for Students What to Do 4. The responsive classroom discussions: the inclusion of all students. x\[s~x[i 5ZN2=V'LJKV~ !I\svOgt\=7fq{.LzY6qfSWW/;) L)BQI*4(f d?b}}*>~:~#0D=2(cA(L4_qid'q2Z'?R;/2u4G-V@N3xXe>'Sc0f. }ww DEGp4&i .{#$HJKj[@XwPY.7rhe30WcCA'DdocM hg;R1h%m JLFI4G:a>i0+-Z>5ZW>Xn#1}-7A+Lx!*vz0. Prince, M. (2004). 0000110923 00000 n Teacher Education and Special Education 10, 14-18. 4 0 obj 0000066191 00000 n When students feel included and capable, they are more Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 31(9), 969-983. 0000003803 00000 n endobj endobj 2. 0000111024 00000 n Theobald, E. J., Hill, M. J., Tran, E., Agrawal, S., Arroyo, E. N., Behling, S., & Freeman, S. (2020). on the Internet. An instructor poses a question (typically multiple choice) that students respond to using a student response system. 0000009870 00000 n 348 0 obj <>/Filter/FlateDecode/ID[<7E849DA8AAC9ED4CBBB3CBB5BB7B9C17><4DFABBDEA2793D45B7D7257F883B2F50>]/Index[324 40]/Info 323 0 R/Length 117/Prev 171673/Root 325 0 R/Size 364/Type/XRef/W[1 3 1]>>stream <>>> Between the covers of this book there aremore than fifty things to be learned and experienced. 0000109509 00000 n + Skip to main content Due to a planned power outage on Friday, 1/14, between 8am-1pm PST, some services may be impacted. In this case, instructors might proportionally decrease the allotted class time for associated class sessions. Bransford, J.D., Brown, A.L., and Cocking, R.R. 6 0 obj Handelsman, J., Miller, S., and Pfund, C. (2007). It is important to have students discuss why they think their explanation is the most accurate and also why the other explanations proposed are not accurate. Once completed, each groups poster/board is displayed on the wall, much like at a scientific poster session. Journal of College Science Teaching, 23(4), 221-229 Lyman, F. (1981). ), Mainstreaming Digest, College Park: University of Maryland Press, pp. n,\*B\ '8aq ?WS9/z 324 0 obj <> endobj 0000104735 00000 n ! Case studies are scenarios that engage students in real-life situations that rely on integration of their developing knowledge from a course. (1987). Researchers and faculty have interpreted it in various ways. $Om2u!&plXdXr_N;.%Mq{. Photo Homework - Students are assigned to use a smartphone to snap a picture of something at home (or out in the city) that captures a specific concept from the class, as assigned by the teacher. These activities give students the opportunity to organize their own thoughts, or can be collected by the teacher to gain feedback from the students. 4. The problem-solver proceeds to solve the problem by describing their thought process for each step out loud. To maintain anonymity, instructors might solicit responses using Google Forms or a bCourses assignment or survey quiz. learn by connecting new information and experiences to their prior knowledge and experiences, allowing them to build, or construct, new knowledge and understandings (Bransford et al., 1999). Chapter 4: Implementing Strategies for Understand-Level Content. xyr)dAE1934^`tFgFGDgl^~vfl\3!_6Ia7o^?|3OgS/X6'_|1D67;c9`Xi*Xyv@[RD;,!$/?ypax1=U]d_^JIqG~b>5?7zxACNsqK-q\]-cO_H6WJW %YQE+:fhQ0jmgz_b]E:O #zD*\0s,+a.1qtZ+ypl(R`#_@l,|, research interests focus on innovative teaching and learning strategies in higher education and science pedagogy, with emphasis on active learn-ing; also on Mediterranean biodiversity, green roofs, and sustainability . hb```vV>!10pPLA#Ad$bXyrh^'Ma&/oHf1-Q?Em3zaY#OghI,GBs7^~3MzW }y^e\}rLy],} ``r%UR \T* 1w X1iQ AaCQ$ o57T&xhD0Zu3e(f|MNY+_Xo]aBG!N6:7Lx\A@H. 0000105195 00000 n Christensen, C.R. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 111, 8410-8415. Active TeachingActive Learning5 Characteristics of a directive teacher: Uses mostly a lecture style of teaching one-way communication from teacher to participants Gives solutions to problems rather than encouraging participants to discover their own solutions The teacher is the "expert" Discourages discussion The teacher's method is %PDF-1.5 Students are then asked to turn to a peer to discuss their responses (~2-3 minutes). web pages 0000066261 00000 n :8Z0IL4E9G qZb* $MmB.D%/E? Buy now. 0000107549 00000 n Concept maps Charts, diagrams, webs, maps, as well as pictures, can . $N.%HJ )B&n"2+j,&CrW5) R5ck %75Bs(FXBz+UNA E'jTj% During the pause, students may be asked to: Rowe, 1980 & 1986; Ruhl, Hughes, & Schloss, 1980, Instructor poses a prompt that students respond to in writing for ~5 minutes or less. Explain the importance of and techniques for improving the Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. 109-113.Millis, B. J., & Cottell Jr, P. G. (1997). Currently, a focus in teaching students is on the role of independent work, the organization of practice, physical training of the graduates, the fund of evaluation tools, inclusive education, quality training of the teaching staff, as well as the active and interactive teaching Tanner, K. D. (2012). %PDF-1.5 We will keep fighting for all libraries - stand with us! on the Internet. A broadcast message may be used to alert them when its time to move to the next prompt. If the instructor would like students to be able to visually share their responses, there are a number of tools that could be leveraged. 50 Strategies for Active Teaching: Engaging K-12 Learners in the Classroom: Andrea M. Guillaume, Ruth Helen Yopp, Hallie Kay Yopp: 9780132192729: Amazon.com: Books Books Education & Teaching Schools & Teaching Rent $17.48 List Price: $79.99 Save: $62.51 (78%) Due Date: Jun 26, 2023 Rental Details FREE return shipping at the end of the semester. Instructor Action: Lecture 1. on December 1, 2021, There are no reviews yet. 0000110066 00000 n Instructors might track student progress by asking them to respond to scaffolded questions or take notes on a shared document. In their book Scientific Teaching, Handelsman, Miller and Pfund also note that the line between active learning and formative assessment is blurry and hard to define; after all, teaching that promotes students' active learning asks students to do or produce something, which then can serve to help assess understanding (2007). Review of Educational Research, 76(3), 413-448. 0000096687 00000 n These can range from brief interactions during lecture, activities that may take 10-20 minutes, to strategies that could span multiple class periods. Instructors may ask groups to share responses and follow up with an instructor explanation. (2008). Effective Instructional Strategies Chapter 8: Using Integrated Teaching Methods Individualized StrategiesContinued Independent Study: Example of Self-Directed Learning. "Get off your seat and get active! k.3J.9I Active Engagement Strategies for Each Direct Instruction Component The six components of Direct Instruction include: 1. and Cross, K.P. Journal of Engineering Education 93, 223-231. In a remote context, instructors might pose the quick writing prompt via a presented slide and/or in the chat and students may write in their own text document or by hand. 0000109397 00000 n Boston: Harvard Business School. This list should serve as a guide and is not meant to be comprehensive. Active Review Sessions (Games or Simulations) Role playing Brainstorming This spectrum arranges active learning techniques by complexity and classroom time commitment. Students take turns standing by their poster so that each of them have the chance to visit the other groups posters. Wood, W. K. Adams, C. Wieman, J. K. Knight, N. Guild, and T. T. Su. <>>> A review of the research. It can also . Millis and Cottell, 1998; Barkley, Major, and Cross, 2014. sk*X*+UYQRmz9VBZ_8 Lecture-demonstration by teacher (and then what . Which learning approaches, teaching methods and techniques provide us with learning that is easy, effective, persistent and fun? qDLV%],zlXu'[g.8[A{: ziycOb Freeman. Learning with concept and knowledge maps: A meta-analysis. (2000) The jigsaw classroom. and Mazur, E. (2001). 0000016272 00000 n FB ~`\@ ro!hX7mu~~% _6h9:hb UZZ*EB qVKVWxijRp_ZBdRcM^ \=H[8x+V"_{n[%.u)H<XTMYC59fGx~%rUF;`/;H$'iIV+~*s%p|%QK3j]67=l|B6FJ{_})r!(-{zBrRaEx$,Yh%GubjB 6v$. As with other collaborative strategies, 3-5 students can work in breakout groups during class time. Turpen, C., & Finkelstein, N. D. (2009). Active learning Jossey-Bass. UCQ Centre for Teaching and Learning Incorporating Active Learning Strategies in the Classroom Active Learning Strategies Examples . 0000005674 00000 n 245 0 obj <> endobj <> The table below outlines a variety of sample strategies with tips for both in-person and remote implementation in courses. <> 0000107458 00000 n BVsX1aT%vJ"5%"`Hx\Dd//8`SGE. 3. 0000024878 00000 n 0000110599 00000 n endstream endobj startxref Instructor pauses every ~15 minutes during lecture and asks students to: A purposeful pause can look very similar in a remote context. (2006). We have used a variety of strategies, namely conceptual questions, group projects, reading tasks, assignments with tutorial review, problem solving and a platform of e-learning. Active Learning Strategy Knowledge-Based Activity Application-Based Activity Polling questions Games and quizzes to practice recall Demonstration Example with practice . Her previous books include Camcorder in the Classroom with Joel . The jigsaw classroom. stream 0000108339 00000 n %%EOF 0000110009 00000 n In a synchronous, remote class session, both expert and mixed cooperative groups could meet via Zoom in breakout rooms. ~-(s\- $ufz` _Dm&jctc>R5RA1m/#=,`CW$xr%|BUXjClXy5"Kh~#}t$^=}}k~[yiK 6>j"KG*Niza}i]#aH! H}7_o:} 0000110438 00000 n Board of Artwork - Post publicly the collected drawings / abstract concepts that students turned in for a previous Another option would be to offer students time to connect outside of dedicated class time, using the platform of their choice, and to debrief the cases in class as a larger group. The theory underlying concept maps and how to construct and use them. Perhaps most notably, compared to traditional lecture alone, use of active learning approaches has been shown to increase student performance and decrease failure rates, particularly for students from underrepresented and excluded communities (Eddy & Hogan, 2014; Haak et al., 2011; Theobald et al., 2020). (available online and downloadable through the UC Berkeley Library; includes adaptations for synchronous and asynchronous instruction). %%EOF Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press. To check in with students, instructors can join different rooms and/or ask students to use the ask for help button. A review of writing to learn in science: Implications for practice and research. Although some of the activities are duplicates of those included on other lists of resource references, the explanations given here help clarify their use. Why Peer Discussion Improves Student Performance on In-Class Concept Questions. Science, 323, 122-24. Barkley, Elizabeth F., K. Patricia Cross, and Clair H. Major. {?TKp2OK2p/1n(Yd1/]WwEz U_nV8]/y}%s8/ya|W>+g}r8.^A^S2to t+?;+z;[0k]/oiW*?Bx#%n3\9^WP[d]iMI\(AVvP6r:sd$6m#%1 8V)n>b9}9$-$-Bl1{:9< Rivard, L. O. P. (1994). Metacognition -- thinking about ones thinking -- can also be an important element, helping students connect course activities to their learning (Brame, 2016). %PDF-1.3 (1980). 0000002496 00000 n 50+ Teaching Strategies To Jumpstart Your Teacher Brain. 0000005701 00000 n Amazon.com: Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners, Second Edition: 9780130984623: Herrell, Adrienne L., Jordan, . 0000111080 00000 n ; ).kxTgAAGQ= `,i,\A(E> B+H$D$;2g%YX$'VhH&nU Kb-`<8$ @NC8b+A:+>X|[1:IV"gX#[X-4D`m=M>FQC7&8}r,< E1mpj Physical Review Special Topics-Physics Education Research, 5(2), 020101. If appropriate, the instructor can also share class results by revealing a graph of student responses, which can be used to stimulate class discussion. Beyond the theoretical underpinnings, many studies across disciplines have explored the benefits of active learning approaches in college classrooms (e.g., Freeman et al., 2014; Prince et al., 2004). 50 strategies for active teaching : engaging K-12 learners in the classroom : Guillaume, Andrea M : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive xv, 263 p. : 28 cm. Does active learning work? For additional examples, see the, Aronsen et al, 1978; Aronson, 2000; Barkley, Major, and Cross, 2014, Although the physical movement of a gallery walk is not quite recapitulated in Zoom, there are numerous platforms that may be used for student collaborative work and rotation through a virtual gallery. For pre-assigned prompts where multiple students respond, instructors may pose questions through discussion boards in bCourses. dL1MDQp! %PDF-1.5 % $.' 0000109736 00000 n Getting under the hood: How and for whom does increasing course structure work?. 0000096485 00000 n Their partner(s) listen carefully to the problem-solver's articulation and may offer supportive guidance at points during the think-aloud or at the end. h[.q* ?IwqbIo9Uii{;]'t bX.-VqKCI W \{,RMd\s]AN(X &Y$uj@eRa|6qW%$R9d'CM!C"vC Vygotsky, L. S. (1978). 0 Mess Ilhem English Lyman, 1981; Millis and Cottell, 1998; Barkley, Major, and Cross, 2014. Define exposition teaching and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the various methods within these teaching strategies. 11 0 obj Addeddate 2017-09-29 11:36:08 Identifier 50StrategiesForTeachingEnglishLanguageLea Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t02z7g30v Ocr ABBYY FineReader 11.0 Ppi 600 Preface New to This Edition This fifth edition of 50 Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners represents a major change in standards-based education. Recitation oral questions by teacher answered orally by students (then what!) Physics Teacher 40, 206-209. 0000108544 00000 n Finally, an instructor may pre-write prompts at the top of several posters/boards and, as groups rotate, each will respond to the prompt. =%T/6Z)Urj/@P3 #PtqGo_MIv{hV LWO]Oz_^U#.eXGx1 M1)#QOWyFC^)fxA /+A:o_:y )wrzXK{F0(.u/k,lwZtzVQp%i)@ This paper aims to shed light on various teaching strategies and class activities that instructors could use in their teaching methods to enhance student's learning. 0000004493 00000 n CBELife Sciences Education, 13(3), 453-468. 0000107371 00000 n <> <> C=*Sa:];DaH:h 0::V This could be made asynchronous by creating bCourses groups for students, where they have a space to share documents, collaborate, and communicate about meeting outside of class. Students may be encouraged to consider specific steps (as appropriate), such as identifying the type of problem, what information they need to solve the problem, and how they might check or evaluate their solution. 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