Active and Collaborative Learning notes
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This page gathers notes on project-based learning, cooperative learning and lesson planning. University students and professional candidates can use them to study teaching approaches, while teachers can explore ideas for planning and group work. There are more than 9 notes for university-level and professional study; pick a topic to explore.
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- Student-Centered and Personalized Learning6
- Group Work and Peer Learning25
- Cooperative Learning38
- Online Collaborative Learning5
- Flipped Classroom36
- Inquiry-Based Learning13
- Problem-Based Learning19
- Case Study Method6
- Project-Based Learning38
- Design Thinking17
- Experiential and Service Learning8
- Game-Based Learning10
- Gamification in Education14
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PD Lesson Plan Professional Development – Lake Forest ES Personalized Learning Objectives: 1. Review the current state of personalized learning at LFES with teachers by reviewing the latest walk-through data provided by the district...
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1_Inclusive classrooms and cooperative learning As far as we are concerned, inclusive classrooms require a cooperative structure if want to attend diversity completely. In a co-operative structure the children have two objectives: To learn and share knowledge on wh...
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Project Based Learning - Tree I.D. Tree I.D. Tree ID is a learning concept that was conducted at a Trail School in Pennsylvania using the Project Based Learning model. In this Note I am going to show you how the students were introduced to the concept ...
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Cooperative Learning vs Competitive Learning - created from Mind Map Competive learning Cooperative Learning Balenced remedy
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PBL would enhance STEM education and our library service in school. - created from Mind Map Introduction The importance of PBL An analysis of current status of our school
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Materials for Workshop Project Materials for Workshop o Review walk-through data from district and Ed Elements - Info is on this PowerPoint - This is a PowerPoint that was designed to quickly go through info about the most recent walk-through data ...
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Flipped Learning for H.E. - creado desde un Mapa Mental Unit 1 Unit 2: Flipped Learning 3.0 Unit 3
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A model for Group Processing in Cooperative Learning (Cl) Cooperative Learning- helps group members reflect on behaviors that impede or enable group work Group processing- primary vehicle to help group members reflect on behaviors that impede or enable group work ...
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Student Empowerment - created from Mind Map Motivation Choice Student Centred Learning
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Problem-Based Learning - creado desde un Mapa Mental 1. Meet the problem 2. Define the problem 3. Gather the facts
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These notes cover classroom approaches and planning. They include a project-based learning example about tree identification, a comparison of cooperative and competitive learning, and notes on student empowerment. Others consider group processing, flipped learning and the steps in problem-based learning.
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Start with PD Lesson Plan if you want to see how a professional development session is organised around personalised learning. For a classroom example, try the notes on tree identification and project-based learning. If you are interested in group work, read the notes on group processing alongside those on inclusive classrooms and cooperative learning.
As you read, note the purpose and steps of each approach. Return to the written notes when you need more detail, or switch to a mind map on the unit page for a visual overview. A quiz can help you check your understanding afterwards. Choose a note and begin with the approach that interests you.
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Which note could I start with?
Try PD Lesson Plan if you are interested in planning professional development around personalised learning. For a classroom example, open the notes on tree identification and project-based learning. Both offer a specific setting to consider as you explore the approaches listed on this page.
What topics do these notes cover?
The notes cover project-based and problem-based learning, cooperative learning, student empowerment and flipped learning. You can also find a lesson plan and workshop materials. Read across related notes if you want to compare approaches, or choose one topic for a closer look.
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Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The notes were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.