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14 June, 2016

The educational method that was proposed by Helen Parkhurst in 1908 in the United States. In an attempt to rectify the ills of the school

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13 June, 2016

Making your studio course most effective Connect studio assignments with the real world. Since studio sessions are longer, it is important to give various session

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13 June, 2016

Everyday, educators are faced with challenges but a curriculum and an instructional approach based on contextual learning can help them face successfully. Among these challenges

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12 June, 2016

Studios involve (Reimer & Douglas, 2003): Experiential learning, or learning by doing. Lectures are not separate, but incorporated within a studio session; lectures are shorter,

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12 June, 2016

Coyote teaching aims to enable children to learn life’s success methods rather than just academic lessons and exercises. It will teach child various nature’s survival

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11 June, 2016

Structuring the discussion Svinicki & McKeachie (2011, p. 38-42) recommend a number of ways to structure or start a discussion section that will encourage interest

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10 June, 2016

Interdisciplinary teaching is a technique, or set of methods, used to teach a unit across different curricular disciplines. For example, the seventh grade Language Arts,

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10 June, 2016

An Alternative School was established to help the increasing number of students who were not experiencing success in the traditional schools. There were only a

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9 June, 2016

Here are some ways to start a small discussion sections: Preparing to teach small discussion sections As in any other teaching situation, first state the

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9 June, 2016

Alternative Education describes a number of methods to teaching and learning other than traditional publicly- or privately-run schools. These approaches can be applied to all

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