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Active Learning

Active Learning Definition

Active Learning Activities

NOTE:  Consider before you print. The following documents are compilations from many difference resources and are very long.

• The Reflection and Collaboration comprehensive collection contains over 100 active learning and formative assessment techniques that challenge students to reflect and/or collaborate.
• The Energizers collection contains classroom energizers to stimulate active learning and classroom community.
• The First Week Activities collection is full of activities that instructors can use during the first few days of class to create connections and build community.

Learners - Student Learning

Learning Retention

• Principles of Learning
• Adult Learners

Motivating Students

• Law of Expectations
• Law of Expectations PDF
• Motivating Students Learning Object
  

Learning Environment

Classroom Management/Civility

• Classroom Set-Up
  
• Dealing with Difficult Behaviors
• 12 Ways to Cultivate Civility
• Strategies for Dealing with Troublesome Behaviors in the Classroom
• Civility - Students' View of Instructors
• Sexual Harassment on Campuses Learning Object
  

Diversity

Disability/Special Needs

• Services for Students with Disabilities

Learning Tools

• Films on Demand

Teaching Techniques

Critical Thinking

• Critical Thinking
• Excellent Question Prompts for Critical Thinking-CPD
• Deep and Surface Approaches to Learning-CPD
• Questioning Strategies
• Questions in the Classroom

Instructor Wellness

Deal with Stress

Time Management

• Time Management
• Classroom Management Tips

• Humor Resources
• Pedagogical Effect of Humor on Teaching (article)
  

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   Linda Lazic

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