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Teaching Online: A Theory-based Approach to Student Success

Teaching Online: A Theory-based Approach to Student Success

... across student work—strengths and weaknesses—and composing collective class feedback that is shared through an announcement or on an instructor notes page, and possibly creating supplemental materials to help ... See full document

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Teaching bioinformatics: A student-centred and problem based approach

Teaching bioinformatics: A student-centred and problem based approach

... major online bioinformatics services, including national and international resources such as ANGIS BioManager (Australia), NCBI (USA), EMBL (Europe), ExPASy (Sweden), and ...first online bioinformatics ... See full document

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Using online game-based platforms to improve student performance and engagement in histology teaching

Using online game-based platforms to improve student performance and engagement in histology teaching

... Kahoot®-mediated teaching sessions strengthened the students’ positive attitudes to- ward histology teaching sessions in 2018 relative to ...histology teaching ses- sions, the percentage of errors in ... See full document

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A PBL approach to teaching Bahraini perspectives at Bahrain Polytechnic

A PBL approach to teaching Bahraini perspectives at Bahrain Polytechnic

... to success in ...way student projects are structured’ (2011, ...PBL approach stimulates, and the ‘situated’ and ‘local’ knowledge, which again suggests that there would not be any need for Bahraini ... See full document

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Measuring and improving student course engagement and learning success through online student evaluation systems: final report 2015

Measuring and improving student course engagement and learning success through online student evaluation systems: final report 2015

... criteria based rubric (Appendix D) focusing analysis around six key questions as articulated in the proposal: can response rates be used as a proxy for student engagement; how can technology-enhanced ... See full document

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Vol 14, No 2 (2015)

Vol 14, No 2 (2015)

... new teaching environment where the emphasis is on achieving high knowledge retention rate by synchronously presenting the material through non-sequential links of learning objects such as graphics, multimedia ... See full document

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Online or Face to Face Microbiology  Laboratory Sessions? First Year Higher Education Student Perspectives and  Preferences

Online or Face to Face Microbiology Laboratory Sessions? First Year Higher Education Student Perspectives and Preferences

... skills based on foundation microbiology curricula as opposed to subsequent years where more specialised labor- atory techniques based on advanced theory are better handled in wet (face-to-face) ... See full document

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Student perceptions of using blended learning in secondary science

Student perceptions of using blended learning in secondary science

... science teaching has many benefits (Guzey & Roehrig, 2012; Hayes, 2007; Lee & Tsai, ...2013). Online learning has been shown to improve student attitudes and achievement in secondary science ... See full document

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Preclinical curriculum of prospective case-based teaching with faculty- and student-blinded approach

Preclinical curriculum of prospective case-based teaching with faculty- and student-blinded approach

... discipline-specific teaching (eg, physiology, anatomy, pharmacology) towards case-based learning (CBL) [1, ...load theory in adults has suggested that learning is most effective when individuals are ... See full document

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Analysing Ireland's Algebra Problem

Analysing Ireland's Algebra Problem

... perceived success of Project Maths and the functions based approach to teaching algebra (Jeffes et ...in teaching approach has had a detrimental effect on student’s ... See full document

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ART IN EDUCATION

ART IN EDUCATION

... 5. The students in any class come from various backgrounds and also sometimes come from different age groups. In such a case activities help to dissolve the discrimination amongst them as well as to resolve the ... See full document

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A review on  experiential learning

A review on experiential learning

... Ancient Indian Education had been evolved strictly on the foundations of Indian epistemological and philosophical traditions. The idea of the ephemerality of life and the world, the concept of ultimate death and the ... See full document

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'An education system characterised by equity' : a critical evaluation of educational change in Samoa, 1995 2005 : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Education at Massey University, Palmerston North, Ne

'An education system characterised by equity' : a critical evaluation of educational change in Samoa, 1995 2005 : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Education at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand

... for success or failure are frequently explained at the level of activity management without examination of other deeper, less obvious but nonetheless powerful reasons that may ... See full document

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Fede_unc_0153D_17658.pdf

Fede_unc_0153D_17658.pdf

... the online learning environment where dialogue, structure, and learner autonomy are variables rather than fixed quantities (Peters, ...the online learning environment, perhaps it would be better to shift ... See full document

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Influencing Positive Outcomes For Troubled Youth

Influencing Positive Outcomes For Troubled Youth

... positive student behavior in residential or alternative programs, schools need more than a punitive approach with troubled ...on student strengths, positive student-teacher interactions, and ... See full document

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Evaluation and Professional Development Practices
in Tasmanian High Schools

Evaluation and Professional Development Practices in Tasmanian High Schools

... The validation process should be of the system as a whole and not be restricted to the learning of teachers. The administration and the professional development management should be included to ensure that effective ... See full document

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A Feature-Based Approach to Conceptual Design Process

A Feature-Based Approach to Conceptual Design Process

... Product design is an iterative, complex and decision-making process, performed by designers. It usually starts with recognising and specifying requirements and demands, followed by searching for an optimum solution for ... See full document

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ACADEMIC MANAGERS’ EVALUATION OF ADULT LEARNING IN A SUMMER SCHOOL

ACADEMIC MANAGERS’ EVALUATION OF ADULT LEARNING IN A SUMMER SCHOOL

... larger student body will make the summer school successful in providing a unique set of opportunities to students and to advance the vision and mission of the Wisconsin International University ... See full document

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Contextual Factors in the Open Approach Based Mathematics Classroom Affecting Development of Students’ Metacognitive Strategies

Contextual Factors in the Open Approach Based Mathematics Classroom Affecting Development of Students’ Metacognitive Strategies

... that teaching students how to monitor their behavior was considered a difficult ...that teaching students to realize what happened as they knew and monitored their performance in better prob- lem solving ... See full document

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Who wants to become a teacher? Typology of student-teachers’ commitment to teaching

Who wants to become a teacher? Typology of student-teachers’ commitment to teaching

... Consequently, teaching has become the most reliable formal sector employment for graduates in the country, and these recruitment practices have led to more students entering teacher education pro- ...for ... See full document

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