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Student-Centered Learning: An Optimal Approach

November 27, 2018 By dhcbaldwin Leave a Comment

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Let’s talk about student-centered learning: an optimal approach.

Recently, I was given the opportunity to guest blog on another teacher’s website. I always appreciate whenever I have these opportunities because I invariably discover something I hadn’t expected to learn.

It was an enlightening experience for me because the subject seemed unfamiliar to me at first.

Did I know what student-centered learning was?

Had I taught using the method?

What were my assessments of it?

As I penned the post, I began to remember times I have used this teaching method with excellent and enlightening results.

Sometimes in life you learn about yourself when you when you weren’t expecting it. This is one of  them.

Check out the post here: https://studentcenteredworld.com/learner-centered-teacher/

 

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