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Making Teaching Work: ‘Teaching Smarter’ in Post-Compulsory Education

Abstract

Why teach smarter? 1: Beyond learning cycles and styles 2: Working with large groups 3: Working with small groups. 4: Dealing with disruptive students 5: Differentiation 6: Putting your best foot forward 7: Supporting individual learning and responding to learning needs 8: Managing assessment and feedback 9: Developing online learning 10: Addressing student satisfaction Review and conclusions References and further reading Index

Keywords:
Work (physics) Mathematics education Computer science Medical education Psychology Engineering Medicine Mechanical engineering

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0.83
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Citation History

Topics

Education Systems and Policy
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Education

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