(PDF) Active Learning and Teaching Methods ... - Curriculum

← Back to document page

CONTENTSActive Learning and Teaching Methods Rationale 1Section 1 - How to get the most out of using this resource 2Section 2 Toolkit 7Art Spiral7Back-to-back8CAF (Consider AllFactors)9Card Ranking11Carousel12Clustering13Collage14 Conscience Alley16Consequence Wheel17Constructing Walls18Creative Matrix19Dartboard Evaluation21Diamond Ranking22Dot Voting23Drama Techniques24Each One Teach One25Fact or Opinion26Fishbone Strategy27Fist-to-Five28Five Questions29Freeze Frame30Giant Steps31Graffi ti Board33Hassle Lines34Hot Air Balloon35Hot Seating 36Ideas Funnel38Jeopardy40Jigsaw41Just a Minute43KWL (Know Want toKnow Learned)44Lifelines45Memory Game46Mind Maps48Mind Movies50Mysteries51No Easy Answers Board52Odd One Out53Opinion Finders54OPV (Other People sViews)55People Bingo56PMI (Plus Minus Interesting) 57Post-It Collection58Priority Pyramid59Revolving Circle61Simulation62Snowballing63Spectru m Debate64Stick Debate65SWOT (Strengths,Weaknesses,Opportuni)

What is your motivation behind integrating active learning and teaching methods ... Learners of individual subjects Connecting their learning From: To: From – To grid showing shift in the role played by pupils in an active ... a church leader or a politician), putting across their arguments and position to the class.

  Methods, Active, Sarco, Subject, Learning, Teaching, Curriculum, Integrating, Active learning and teaching methods, Integrating active learning and teaching methods