New white paper discussing the benefits of active learning
Active Learning – More to university life than a Study Desk
“What I hear I forget, what I see I remember, what I do I understand”
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As universities come under pressure from increased fees and online alternatives such as MOOC’s (Massively Open Online Courses), there is a growing need to make physical learning spaces an engaging and enjoyable environment in which the most effective learning outcomes can be achieved. This means the end of just a study desk, and the introduction of collaborative furniture!
Read our new White Paper outlining the case for moving beyond the traditional lecture theatre and study desk to student-centred learning spaces, where students are set tasks that actively engage them in finding solutions through a mixture of instruction, discussion and various team working methodologies.
Active Learning White Paper Details
Click here to read the White Paper online
Prepared by Duncan Peberdy
Learning Spaces Specialist
TOP-TEC
