Content tagged: learning-centered
Making the Shift from Rhetoric to Performance
Article: Thursday, December 10th, 2009
Discussion of teaching and learning as an academic, scholarly endeavor has become an acceptable conversation on college campuses. A shift is beginning to take place whereby the scholarship of teaching ... Read full story »
Critical Pedagogy Brings New Teaching and Learning Challenges
Article: Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
It’s not always easy to differentiate between critical pedagogy, active learning, and the learner- or learning-centered approaches. Each is predicated on the notion of student engagement and proposes involvement via ... Read full story »
Using the Syllabus to Create an Engaging Classroom Climate
Article: Monday, August 24th, 2009
It’s important at the beginning of a course for students and their instructor to find out about each other. This exchange of information helps to create classroom climates of respect ... Read full story »
Instructional Design: Moving Toward a Less Structure, More Learning-Centered Environment
Article: Friday, July 11th, 2008
Do these differences seem semantic? To Jean Ramsey and Dale Fitzgibbons (reference below) they typify three modes of teaching, each located at a different place on a continuum. In the ... Read full story »
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