Reporting a Case Study on Transitioning From Traditional Face-to Face Course Instruction to a Blended Format
This case study briefly describes the journey that one professor took in transitioning from face to-face course instruction to a blended model at the graduate level. The blended lesson format was based on the 14 Learner-Centered Psychological Principles developed [1] and revised by the American Psychological Association Work Group...
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Recent Perspective: Providing Deep Learning through Active Engagement of Adult Learners in Blended Courses
Malcolm Knowles [1] indicates that adult learners are most likely to be actively engaged in learning when they are given some choice and control over the learning process. When the curriculum relates to the adult learner’s interests, is individualized, and authentic; the adult learner becomes actively engaged in the...
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