Active Learning Strategies by Karen Spear Ellinwood

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Active Learning Strategies

Published on Jul 24, 2017

Connects adult learning theory and theory of retention with active learning theory; identifies basic active learning strategies you can incorporate into any learning experience.

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Active Learning Strategies

Engagement & Interaction

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Active learning Theory

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Basic Principles of Adult Learning Theory

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Readiness to learn

Adult Learners Demonstrate

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Solution-oriented approach

Assume a

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Educate Self and Peers

Strive to

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Provide Feedback

Adult learning environments...

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Positive Learning Climate

Create a

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Actively Participate!

Encourage learners to

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The Basis of Active Learning Theory

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10%

of what they READ

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20%

of what they HEAR

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30%

of what they SEE

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50%

Of what they SEE & HEAR

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70%

of what they SAY & WRITE

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90%

of what they DO!

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Active Learning Strategies

Ask Students to Say, Write & Do!

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Role-play

case based scenarios

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Enact Simulations

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Think {Pair} Share

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References

Kern DE, Thomas PA & Hughes MT. Curriculum Development for Medical Education: A Six-Step Approach, 2nd Ed. The Johns Hopkins University Press:Baltimore, MD; 2009.
Dale, Edgar. Audio-Visual Methods in Teaching, 3rd ed., Holt, Rinehart & Winston:NY; 1969.
http://bit.ly/daleanderson

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