Hybrid Teaching: Flexible Strategies and Recommendations

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Shares impactful anecdotes from educational robotics experiences, showcasing student re-engagement and teacher surprise during a robotics festival.

Emphasizes key skills for effective questioning in teaching and strategies to engage students in active learning.

Delves into constructivism, inquiry-based learning, and cognitive conflict, highlighting the importance of simulations and external support.

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Presents a framework for teachers to reflect on their teaching experience and discusses Brookfield's Model of Reflection.

Explores challenges in education, maker-based teaching, and hands-on interdisciplinary projects in schools.

Explores active learning in Group Theory, focusing on products, coproducts, adjunctions, and natural transformations.

Explores active learning through homomorphisms, exact sequences, and comparisons of presentations in Abelian groups.

Explores the significance of feedback on teaching, including methods for obtaining feedback and the Student Evaluation of Teaching system.

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