Thinking About Learning
This chart indicates the order in which we recommend leading these modules.
Darker modules are the highest priority if you are pressed for time.
Introductory Videos and Slides:
Introductory Videos and Slides:
- Self-Regulated Learning Intro and Activity Slides
- Student Work (Please note that these projects are sometimes specific to CS or to our program, so they might not work for your purposes)
Lesson Plans:
Lesson Plans:
Out of Class Assignments:
Out of Class Assignments:
- Learning Self-Inventory (Example Form)
Readings:
Readings:
- Goal Orientation
- Self-Regulated Learning
- Active Learning and Peer Instruction
- "Techniques for Active Learning in CS Courses". Briggs
- "Active Learning and Active-Learning-Based Teaching Model". Hazzan and Lapidot. 2004
- "Increased Structure and Active Learning Reduce the Achievement Gap in Introductory Biology". Haak et al. 2011
- "Assessment of programming language learning based on peer code review model: Implementation and experience report". Wang et al. 2012
- "Peer Instruction in computing: The value of instructor intervention". Zingaro and Porter. 2013
- "Peer Instruction: a Link to the Exam". Zingaro and Porter
- "Replacing Lecture with Peer-led Workshops Improves Student Learning". Preszler. 2009
To download all materials for this topic, please visit the Google Drive folder below or use this link to download a .zip file