Key practices for fostering engaged learning: a guide for faculty and staff

Sterling, Virginia: Stylus Publishing, LLC (2023)
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This book focuses on six key practices for engaged learning: acknowledging and building on students' prior knowledge and experiences; facilitating relationships; offering feedback; framing connections to broader contexts; fostering reflection and metacognition; and promoting integration and transfer of knowledge and skills.

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LB1065.M65 2023

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9781642671162   1642671177   1642671169
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