Posts filed under 'Learning Styles'

Team-Based Learning

Instructors can have a less than easy time trying to implement teaching strategies that are outside of certain methods, like lecturing.  There are other effective alternatives to lecturing, however.  One of these alternatives is group learning, which has its merits.  Team-Based Learning is also one of these alternatives that is growing in momentum and offers […]

Continue Reading April 3rd, 2009

Disruptive Technologies or New Pedagogical Possibilities

This presentation, “Disruptive Technologies or New Pedagogical Possibilities” by Grainne Conole was delivered at the Eduserv Foundation Symposium 2008, in London, England.  In this video, Conole discusses how Web 2.0 has changing our learning and teaching paradigms.  She discusses how we need to develop new models to understand the relationship between pedagogy and technology. In […]

Continue Reading March 11th, 2009

Learning Styles

It’s no secret that people learn in different ways. The key to success in teaching is realizing that people learn differently and finding ways to incorporate different learning styles into our classes.  Recently, we held a workshop titled Pragmatic Practices for Teaching Assistants, Learning Styles that addressed how to assess learning styles and how to […]

Continue Reading February 26th, 2009



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