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As researchers study the success of students in active classrooms, they expose new questions to ask, they generate new data to analyze.  These data put classrooms implementing active learning practices under the microscope.  In looking closely at the details of implementation, researchers are now u…
Higher education is recognizing the importance and value of diversity and inclusivity in our institutions, our classes, our majors, and in the workforce.  Along with this recognition are efforts to increase the success and graduation rates of all students with particular attention to our historical…
In daily life, we seem inundated by negative talk and negative messaging.  Open the newspaper, listen to talk radio, don’t even start me on social media!  But our classrooms, our classrooms should be a sanctuaries, safe places to have civil, open discourse on contentious and non-contentious issues.…
Who were your role models growing up?  In particular, who were your role models that led you to your career in academia? I’m going to guess that most of your academic role models were teachers who look like you or might have similar backgrounds to you.  Think about the power of that - seeing an ins…
In this episode we parse the massive Active Learning Umbrella and discuss a particular type of active learning classroom, the generative classroom in which students generate their knowledge.  Dr. Tessa Andrews (University of Georgia) discusses her research investigating how expert instructors think…
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