4. เปรียบเทียบความรู้ ที่คงเหลืออยู่เมื่อสอนโดยวิธีบรรยายและ Active Learning Time of class (min) 10 20 30 40 60 % Retained 50 100 50 0 From: McKeachie, Teaching tips: Strategies, research and theory for for college and university teachers, Houghton-Mifflin (1998) lecture active learning
12. วิธีการสอนแบบ Active learning ใช้กิจกรรมได้หลายรูปแบบเช่น group discussions, problem solving, case studies, role plays, and structured learning groups แต่ถ้าห้องใหญ่ ๆ อาจจัดกลุ่มอะไรก็ยาก การให้เขียน หรือจับคู่กันน่าจะเหมาะสมกว่า
42. “ best practice” Active Learning Bo Mallory Kendall Gray www.unca.edu/~nruppert/Mathematics/best%20practice/ActiveLearning.ppt
43. Brian Rybarczyk, Ph.D. UNC Chapel Hill Department of Biology http://eog.nescent.org/NESCent%20-%20Major%20Initiatives%20-%20Education%20&%20Outreach_files/Introduction_to_Active_Learning_NESCent%5B1%5D.ppt . Introduction to Active Learning Energizing the Classroom
44. LECTURE-DISCUSSION with Active Learning [email_address] http://ilti.kku.ac.th/webcounter/download/22Clour/PPT/030249/030249.ppt .
45. Active Learning Learning in which the child, by acting on objects and interacting with people, ideas, and events, constructs new understanding. www.trainingwheels4ece.com/students/ece113/powerpoints/Active%20Learning.ppt
46. Active Learning Richard M. Felder North Carolina State University www.ncsu.edu/effective_teaching www2.informs.org/Edu/TMSWorkshop/TMS04/presentations/Felder.ppt
47. Active Learning Richard M. Felder North Carolina State University www.ncsu.edu/effective_teaching www2.informs.org/Edu/TMSWorkshop/TMS04/presentations/Felder.ppt
80. Active Learning Learning in which the child, by acting on objects and interacting with people, ideas, and events, constructs new understanding. www.trainingwheels4ece.com/students/ece113/powerpoints/Active%20Learning.ppt
81. " Active Learning is not merely a set of activities, but rather an attitude on the part of both students and faculty that makes learning effective The objective of Active Learning is to stimulate lifetime habits of thinking to stimulate students to think about HOW as well as WHAT they are learning and to increasingly take responsibility for their own education." (p 40) From The Seven principles in Action, Susan Rickey Hatfield, editor, David G. Brown and Curtis W. Ellison.