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Active Learning

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show A question without a correct answer which students have an opportunity to answer freely.  
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Brainstorming   show
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Case Study   show
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Clickers   show
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show Visuals used to support student learning either through creation or reading of content material in comic format.  
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Concept Mapping   show
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show Instruction method based on Considering, Reading, Elucidating, Analyzing, & Thinking of the next Experiment/Activity.  
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External Brains   show
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show Having students learn new content outside of class and using in-class time/activities to deepen/reinforce knowledge.  
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Gamification   show
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Garage Demos   show
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show Having students use previous knowledge & work individually or in groups to solve specific problems.  
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show Having students make predictions about demonstrations, assess the results, & explain observed phenomena.  
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show Having students complete activities right before class, with their responses shaping in-class instruction as needed.  
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Learn Before Lecture   show
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show Method of presenting material to class that focuses on knowledge transfer.  
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One-Minute Papers   show
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show Having students learn together to solve problems through workshops, guided-inquiry, laboratory, course discussion, etc.  
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POGIL (Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning)   show
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Blogs or Discussions   show
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show Asking students the same content or conceptual questions before and after a lesson.  
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Problem-Based Learning   show
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Scaffolding   show
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show Recording movement and sound on a computer and posting it as a video to supplement class material.  
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Service Learning   show
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show Jumbling the steps of a process out of order & asking students to put them into the correct order.  
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Student Discussion   show
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Think - Pair - Share   show
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show Posing a questions and expecting each student in the class to share a response.  
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show A (digital) repository to showcase student (academic) accomplishments.  
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show Having students assume opposing roles on an issue and engage a topic orally to discover and discuss complexity.  
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show Having students record their responses to and reflections on a learning experience, question, topic, issue, etc.  
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Lecture Bingo   show
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Muddiest Point   show
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show A student performance, presentation, speech, or activity recorded for immediate playback and/or assessment.  
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show Having students act out a scene, case study, controversy, etc. by assuming the roles of of the principals.  
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show Having students find (and later present) core resources, facts, etc. essential to understanding a given topic.  
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show Having students watch short, unfinished clips of a video, fill in the blanks for themselves, and then discuss.  
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show Inquiry-based lessons in which the information that learners interact with come from resources on the Internet.  
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Socratic Questioning   show
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