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How to Get S
tarted with Active Learning
Step One:
Specify
the class needs
What are the intended learning outcomes?
What are your students' needs?
How would you evaluate your students' performance in general?
What are the areas that your students still need practice in?
How would you evaluate the last active learning strategy your class did?
How were the student's attitudes during the last activity?
Step Two: Design
the activity
What active learning techniques and strategies can enhance their learning experience?
How should students interact with each other?
What are they expected to do during the activity?
What is the expected timeline?
The activity
may
take more than one class
.
Does the current classroom space
suit the activity?
What are the ground rules?
Step Three:
Assess
the activity
How was student engagement during the activity?
Did the activity help students meet the intended learning outcomes?
Did the
students
find the activity helpful?
What were the
obstacles or challenges that you and your students experienced
during
the activity
?
How
can
these be overcome?
How would you improve the activity next time?
Adapted from
:
https://www.bu.edu/ctl/guides/active-learning/
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