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Kale-Pradhan, Pramodini B., Lahiri, Minakshi |
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Journal of Higher Education Theory & Practice; 2022, Vol. 22 Issue 9, p218-227, 10p |
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Learning-preferences vary and thus it is beneficial for students to experience a variety of active-learning pedagogies for meaningful learning and long-term retention. This novel study attempted to evaluate systematically and longitudinally, student perceptions of multiple formats of active-learning strategies. Four different active-learning strategies were utilized in a course - team-based-learning (TBL), case-study, flipped-classroom, and interactive-technology. Student perspectives indicated active-learning strategies were helpful for learning. Faculty in higher-education could implement active-learning strategies in their courses for enhanced student-engagement, long-term retention, and success. This easily replicable method of collecting student perceptions on learning-experience anonymously enables learner-centered course design and promotes continuous-quality-improvement in higher-education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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