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Student-Centered Teaching Methods (adapted by C. Sealfon from Table 2 of the PCAST report) Types of active learning with feedback Description Examples of studies that demonstrate enhanced learning Small group discussion and peer instruction (also called "Think-Pair-Share" or "ConcepTests") (example) Students think about the answer to a question
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The teacher has many options to choose from different teaching techniques designed specifically for teaching and learning. Effective teaching methods engage gifted students, as well as slow-learning children and those with attention deficit tendencies. 150 Teaching Methods 1.
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