What Counts as Active Learning? - Justin Skycak
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True active learning requires every individual student to be actively engaged on every piece of the material to be learned.
True active learning requires every individual student to be actively engaged on every piece of the material to be learned. This post is part of the book The Math Academy Way (Working Draft, Jan 2024) . Suggested citation: Skycak, J., advised by Roberts, J. (2024). What Counts as Active Learning?. In The Math Academy Way (Working Draft, Jan 2024). https://justinmath.com/what-counts-as-active-learning/ Want to get notified about new posts? Join the mailing list and follow on X/Twitter . It is a common misconception that the fastest way to learn math is by watching videos, attending lectures, re
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