Active Learning Techniques

Jan 02, 2020

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Active Learning Techniques. Successful with Computer Science Students. Tie Subject to the Real World. Discuss Current Articles and Papers. Cooperative Learning. Assignments for Pairs and Groups. Think, Pair, Share. Gradually Expanding Knowledge While Working Together. Surveys.

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Active Learning Techniques Successful with Computer Science Students
Tie Subject to the Real World Discuss Current Articles and Papers
Cooperative Learning Assignments for Pairs and Groups
Think, Pair, Share Gradually Expanding Knowledge While Working Together
Surveys Entrance and Exit
One Minute Paper Student gets a chance to refresh and go over thoughts on current lecture
Quick Unsigned Pop Quiz Students and Instructors find out what students have retained
For Upper Classes: The Seminar Style Students participate in teaching the class

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