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- 3. Uneven academic preparation Different expectations and motivations for learning Various learning styles Different stages of intellectual development 1
- 4. 1. Defining objectives clearly 2. Starting with an introduction 3. Highlighting the major points 4. Selecting appropriate examples 5. Checking and guiding note taking 6. Checking understanding 7. Assessing learning and requesting feedback 2
- 5. Small group discussion Benefits: Ensures participation Encourages deep processing Reduces the feeling of isolation Writing-to-learn activities Benefits: Get the class started Check comprehension Prompt deep processing 3
- 6. Case studies & scenarios Benefits: Encourage critical thinking Enhance motivation Prompt empathy and involvement Problem-based learning Benefits: Encourage collaborative work Gives a sense of achievement Justifies the utility of the discipline Promotes learning by discovery 4
- 7. Expect differences and prepare for them. Focus on the learner Employ a variety of techniques Make the learners informed Make the teaching methodology consistent with the assessment procedure. 5
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