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The demonstration classroom in‐service: Changes in the classroom
Science Education, 1998The purpose of this study was to assess the implementation of a problem-solving model among teachers involved in an alternative in-service format. Thirteen teachers participated in a year-long in-service program that included: a preprogram on the instructional methodology; implementation of the instructional methodology; follow-up meetings that ...
Julie A. Luft, Edward L. Pizzini
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Library Classroom Renovated as an Active Learning Classroom
Library Hi Tech, 2011Several books and articles about learning space design have recently been published, giving much needed attention to new types of informal learning spaces such as the library commons. This article describes the redesign of a formal learning space: the general assignment classroom.
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IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine, 2003
This article presents an integrated approach for incorporating robotics into secondary education with the objective of further engaging students through an exciting application of math, computers, and science. One of the principal objectives of this university-based outreach effort is to promote the creation of independent programs at the secondary ...
Stephen B. H. Bruder, Kevin Wedeward
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This article presents an integrated approach for incorporating robotics into secondary education with the objective of further engaging students through an exciting application of math, computers, and science. One of the principal objectives of this university-based outreach effort is to promote the creation of independent programs at the secondary ...
Stephen B. H. Bruder, Kevin Wedeward
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1984
The project that will be described in this paper focussed on three topics: (a) the extent to which the computer may be used to facilitate the adaptation of the learning process to the individual differences found between pupils; (b) the impact of the computer on the learning environment as an enrichment, especially because of the ...
Gerrit C. van der Veer, Jos Beishuizen
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The project that will be described in this paper focussed on three topics: (a) the extent to which the computer may be used to facilitate the adaptation of the learning process to the individual differences found between pupils; (b) the impact of the computer on the learning environment as an enrichment, especially because of the ...
Gerrit C. van der Veer, Jos Beishuizen
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Journal of Automated Reasoning, 2004
We report on a university course on computer-aided program verification using the ceriFun system. Requirements for a system to be used in a verification course are discussed, and a sketch of our system is given. We illustrate the problems presented to the students, starting with simple sorting algorithms and finally verifying the unsolvability of the ...
Christoph Walther, Stephan Schweitzer
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We report on a university course on computer-aided program verification using the ceriFun system. Requirements for a system to be used in a verification course are discussed, and a sketch of our system is given. We illustrate the problems presented to the students, starting with simple sorting algorithms and finally verifying the unsolvability of the ...
Christoph Walther, Stephan Schweitzer
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International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders, 1980
SummaryThis is a preliminary paper regarding listening in the process of classroom learning. It reports the results of a small-scale pilot test of listening comprehension, discusses the Schools Council test of listening comprehension and advances the proposition that ordinary teachers need perhaps to link with speech therapists and teachers of the deaf
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SummaryThis is a preliminary paper regarding listening in the process of classroom learning. It reports the results of a small-scale pilot test of listening comprehension, discusses the Schools Council test of listening comprehension and advances the proposition that ordinary teachers need perhaps to link with speech therapists and teachers of the deaf
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The Modern Language Journal, 1950
TEACHERS, facing the prevailing tendency that students of today have to skim through their curricula, combine their efforts to find new and more efficacious ways to comply with the demands of the timeto render French, Spanish, or German grammar more palatable and more digestible to the student suffering from mental dyspepsia.
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TEACHERS, facing the prevailing tendency that students of today have to skim through their curricula, combine their efforts to find new and more efficacious ways to comply with the demands of the timeto render French, Spanish, or German grammar more palatable and more digestible to the student suffering from mental dyspepsia.
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2016
This article is one in a series on the roles of adjunct clinical faculty and preceptors, who teach nursing students and new graduates to apply knowledge in clinical settings. This article describes the benefits and challenges of using a "flipped" classroom to promote active engagement among learners and more meaningful interaction between learners and ...
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This article is one in a series on the roles of adjunct clinical faculty and preceptors, who teach nursing students and new graduates to apply knowledge in clinical settings. This article describes the benefits and challenges of using a "flipped" classroom to promote active engagement among learners and more meaningful interaction between learners and ...
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Education for Primary Care, 2015
Given the huge expansion in medical knowledge it is both practical and expedient to make better use of students' time with aids for effective learning, rather than by increasing the length of time it takes to earn a medical degree. Embracing a 'flipped classroom' approach is a way to free-up classroom time to promote active learning through ...
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Given the huge expansion in medical knowledge it is both practical and expedient to make better use of students' time with aids for effective learning, rather than by increasing the length of time it takes to earn a medical degree. Embracing a 'flipped classroom' approach is a way to free-up classroom time to promote active learning through ...
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