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Student-centred learning and teaching

Teacher-Centred Learning and Student-Centred Learning in English Classroom: the Teaching Methods Realizing the Dreams of Language Learners

Teacher-Centred Learning and Student-Centred Learning in English Classroom: the Teaching Methods Realizing the Dreams of Language Learners

... of learning. In a student-centered class, students don’t depend on their teacher all the time, waiting for instructions, words of approval, correction, advice, or ...

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Psychological knowledge for teaching critical thinking : the agency of epistemic activity, metacognitive regulative behaviour and (student-centred) learning

Psychological knowledge for teaching critical thinking : the agency of epistemic activity, metacognitive regulative behaviour and (student-centred) learning

... provenance, and ill-defined problems which defy algorithmic solution, the intellectual capital of critical thinking is a necessary resource (Angeli & Valanides, 2009; Zohar & Peled, 2008). Indeed, critical ...

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Factors contributing to effective language laboratory use in New Zealand tertiary institutes : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Japanese at Massey University

Factors contributing to effective language laboratory use in New Zealand tertiary institutes : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Japanese at Massey University

... The importance of the language laboratory to our teaching programmes Self-paced student-centred learning versus teacher control Discussion of the above with particular emphasis on traini[r] ...

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Student-Centred Learning In Mathematics Constructivism In The Classroom

Student-Centred Learning In Mathematics Constructivism In The Classroom

... for learning. Students are the main recipients of the learning process, and teachers cannot offload information into the students’ brains and expect them to process and apply ...of learning that are ...

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The importance of epistemic cognition in student-centred learning

The importance of epistemic cognition in student-centred learning

... autonomous, teaching should be concerned with stimulating students to ascertain and resolve, for themselves, what is epistemically confusing or ...However, teaching practices which are consistent with the ...

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Developing a student centred learning package using knowledge elicitation techniques

Developing a student centred learning package using knowledge elicitation techniques

... The use of the web in delivering the curriculum may entail difficulties for academics particularly if they wish to develop bespoke learning packages. Whilst it is accepted that they are knowledgeable about their ...

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Writing and Using Learning Outcomes in Economic Programmes

Writing and Using Learning Outcomes in Economic Programmes

... to student-centred learning (focus on the learner not the teacher); overcome some problems associated with traditional input-focused ways of expressing the curriculum; have a positive impact on the ...

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Educational Alternatives, Volume 12, 2014

Educational Alternatives, Volume 12, 2014

... ‘independent learning’ is widely spread and very common not only in academic ...in teaching and learning processes caused by requirements of modern ...autonomous learning, ownership, ...

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The significance of motivation in student-centred learning : a reflective case study

The significance of motivation in student-centred learning : a reflective case study

... of teaching-learning both tutor and student need to be explicit about their perspective goal orientations, even if this means including multiple and possibly ...

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EVALUATING A STUDENT CENTRED APPROACH TO TEACHING AND LEARNING ON A POST GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL MODULE

EVALUATING A STUDENT CENTRED APPROACH TO TEACHING AND LEARNING ON A POST GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL MODULE

... Although the tutors need to be utilitarian not just in their choice of feedback tool but also in the SCL learning strategy, their role in improving student performance commands a more differentiated ...

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Student centred Teaching in Initial Teacher Education

Student centred Teaching in Initial Teacher Education

... on-line learning system ‘Moodle’, and all students could vote on which topics they felt would be most important to ...of student and newly qualified teachers, including bereavement, trauma, motivation, ...

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Implementation of PBL to enhance the soft skills of engineering students

Implementation of PBL to enhance the soft skills of engineering students

... the student-centred approach namely the Problem-based Learning (PBL), Project-based learning (PjBL), Cooperative Learning (CL) and Project Oriented Problem-based Learning ...

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The Relationship among Teaching Beliefs, Student Centred Teaching Concept and the Instructional Innovation

The Relationship among Teaching Beliefs, Student Centred Teaching Concept and the Instructional Innovation

... Beliefs may guide teacher behavior either deliberately or spontaneously. In a deliberate way beliefs are re- trieved or constructed with a lot of effort in a certain context and they are assumed to guide goal setting and ...

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Teaching bioinformatics: A student-centred and problem based approach

Teaching bioinformatics: A student-centred and problem based approach

... in learning core concepts of biology; (ii) students lacking adequate mathematical/statistical expertise must be taught key principles about methods of relevance to bioinformatics; and (iii) all students must be ...

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Five teacher profiles in student-centred curricula based on their conceptions of learning and teaching

Five teacher profiles in student-centred curricula based on their conceptions of learning and teaching

... active learning’ encompasses five items on the conceptions about active learning of stu- dents, in small group learning ...the learning material, elaborating on and inter- preting information ...

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Beyond Traditional Transmissive Modes of Teaching: Promoting Literary Discussions in the Algerian EFL Classroom

Beyond Traditional Transmissive Modes of Teaching: Promoting Literary Discussions in the Algerian EFL Classroom

... literature teaching methodology in the Algerian EFL ...the teaching of literature is regretfully still bound to traditional teacher fronted transmissive approaches that rely heavily on ...a ...

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Activity Based Learning System in Higher Education: A Student Centred Approach

Activity Based Learning System in Higher Education: A Student Centred Approach

... in teaching learning process and assume responsibility of their learning by giving it their own meaning in their respective ...compared learning achievement of two groups of elementary school ...

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Teachers’ conceptions of learning and teaching in student-centred medical curricula: the impact of context and personal characteristics

Teachers’ conceptions of learning and teaching in student-centred medical curricula: the impact of context and personal characteristics

... All coding was done using qualitative data analysis soft- ware (Atlas-ti, version 7.5.1). We analyzed the data using a template analysis method [29–31]. This method stimu- lates researchers to be explicit beforehand ...

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How lecturers experience student centred teaching

How lecturers experience student centred teaching

... their learning right from the ...the learning too that’s, as well as the mental health specific stuff that they’re going to have to be able ...maybe student support and student ...experiencing ...

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