Concept-Based Teaching and Learning
Getting the Big Idea: Concept-Based Teaching and Learning “Transforming Learning Environments through Global and STEM Education” August 13, 2013
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Concept-Based Teaching and Learning
semiscoalition.orgBy introducing students to universal themes and engaging them in active learning, concept-based instruction: creates connections to students’ prior experience. brings relevance to student learning. facilitates deeper understanding of content knowledge. acts as a springboard for students to respond to their learning with action. (Erickson 2008)
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