Are the Students Learning?: Igniting student learning while improving a student-centered class. (Volume 1)
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The teacher, lecturer, or professor has always been the most critical part of any education system. The question is not whether they are teaching, because most of them are doing a great job teaching. However, the question that follows, based on the statistics of students who graduate is whether the students are learning.
This book focuses on how teachers and educators can help students unleash their genius, while understanding some barriers to student learning. The book further explain how, by providing key suggestions that support student learning.
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