Active learning is an approach to instruction that engages students in the learning process through activities and discussions. It places responsibility on students to take ownership of their education. Teachers act as facilitators rather than just providers of information. Research shows active learning increases student engagement, understanding, enjoyment, and retention of material compared to traditional lecturing. However, it may take more time and preparation from teachers and requires student participation.

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2. Active learning
Made by: Afshan Dahar
Given by: madam Farzana Ansari

3. Active learning:
 approach to instruction that involves actively
engaging students with course material.
 discussions, problem solving, case studies, role
plays and other methods.
 This is a student center aproach in which the
responsibility for learning is placed upon the
student.
What is active learning?
Learning:
Learning is the process of acquiring new
understanding, knowledge, behaviors, skills, values,
attitudes, and preferences.

4. — James Ballencia
With the goal of teaching mindful learners
who actively pursue knowledge, teachers
become more actively engaged in how they
teach the curriculum and how they develop
each student's learning potential. They mix
and match a variety of ... tactics to ensure
that students not only learn more, better, and
faster -- they also learn smarter.

5. Teacher’s Role in the Active
Learning Classroom
o In active learning teachers are
facilitators rather than one way
providers of information.
o Overall," a 2011 study found, "teachers
play an influential role in increasing
students' situational interest in the
active-learning classroom."
o teacher's social connection with
students and subject matter expertise
"significantly influence the level of
students' situational interest in the
active learning classroom.”

6. Incorporate Active Learning in
Your Course
Get student attention
and increase motivation
02 Assess students' prior
knowledge
03
Promote problem solving
and application, and deepen
student understanding
04
Assess whether students
understood the material01
Help students review
materials for an exam
Prepare students for
a major assignment
05
06
07
Explore the relevance of the
course material in students
professional or everyday
lives

7.  Interactive engagement
 Collaborative learning
 Problem-based learning develops positive
student
 Increased student engagement and understanding
 Better attention (breaks between lecture
segments)
 More student ownership of learning process
 Greater enjoyment of course material
 Greater retention
Advantages and disadvantages
of active learning
Advantages

8.  Time and topic coverage
 Preparation
 Student participation
 Lack of individual accountability
 Misconception generation
 Outside perceptions
Advantages and disadvantages
of active learning
Dis Advantages

9. Any
Question?
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10. Thank
You!