What Is Active Learning? هاااااام لبورتفوليو رابعة انجليزي عام

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Active Learning

What Is Active Learning?

Active learning happens when students are given the opportunity to take a more interactive
relationship with the subject matter of a course, encouraging them to generate rather than simply
to receive knowledge. In an active learning environment, teachers facilitate rather than dictate
the students’ learning.

Why Active Learning?

Research has shown that active learning is an exceptionally effective teaching technique.
Regardless of the subject matter, when active learning is compared to traditional teaching
methods (such as lecture), students learn more material, retain the information longer, and enjoy
the class more. Active learning allows students to learn in the classroom with the help of the
instructor and other students, rather than on their own.

How To Incorporate Active Learning Into Your Classroom

Employing active learning techniques in the classroom can pose difficulties to teachers and
students not accustomed to this mode of instruction. The teacher surrenders some of the control
of the class as s/he becomes a facilitator, and the students take increased responsibility for not
only what but also how they learn. Incorporating active learning in the classroom, then, requires
students to act. Try using the following techniques to offer your students the opportunity to
participate actively in their learning.

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Think-pair-share is a simple activity you can use in any classroom format. Give students
time to think about a topic, turn to their neighbor for a short discussion, and then share the
results with the rest of the class.

Think-pair-share is a simple activity you can use in any classroom format. Give students
time to think about a topic, turn to their neighbor for a short discussion, and then share the
results with the rest of the class.

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Minute Papers provide students with the opportunity to synthesize their knowledge and to
ask unanswered questions. Give students a few minutes at the end of class to answer the
following questions in writing: What was the most important thing you learned today? What
important question remains unanswered? Variations of these questions, and the student
questions and answers they generate, enhance your students’ learning process and provide
you with feedback on students’ understanding of the subject material.

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Writing activities of many kinds offer students the opportunity to think about and process
information. For example, in addition to minute papers, you could pose a question and then
give students time to freewrite their answers. You could also give students time to freewrite
about topics.

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Brainstorming is another simple technique that can involve the whole class in a discussion.
Introduce a topic or problem and then ask for student input, which you record on the board.

Games related to the subject can easily be incorporated into the classroom to foster active
learning and participation. Games can include matching, mysteries, group competitions,
solving puzzles, pictionary, etc.

Debates staged in class can be effective tools for encouraging students to think about several
sides of an issue.

Group work allows every participant the chance to speak, share personal views, and develop
the skill of working with others. Cooperative group work requires all group members to work
together to complete a given task. Break the class into groups of 2-5 students. Give each
group articles to read, questions to answer and discuss, information to share, subjects to teach
to other groups, etc.

Case studies use real-life stories that describe what happened to a community, family,
school, or individual to prompt students to integrate their classroom knowledge with their
knowledge of real-world situations, actions, and consequences.

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What Is Active Learning? هاااااام لبورتفوليو رابعة انجليزي عام 937390