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By using appropriate tools, students can improve key learning skills across all domains. The tools listed below can reinforce desirable learning behaviors, such as class preparation, and/or provide a structure for thinking about content or self-assessment. |
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Faculty Teaching Tools |
Student Learning Tools |
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active learning facilitation cooperative learning journal writing technology project work problem-based learning |
constructive interventions guided-discovery learning applied critical thinking structured self-reflective thought open-ended labs |
portfolios study groups learning journals methodologies peer assessments peer tutoring software tools mentors |
life vision plan undergraduate research learning assessment journals interactive learning systems self-assessment papers learning communities |
Most of these key tools are addressed in depth by the Faculty Guidebook.