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Peer instruction

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Last updated 4 years ago

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Peer instruction is an interactive teaching method in which students discuss underlying concepts with each other during the lecture. Learning comes from the students helping each other explain concepts.

Preparation

  • Watch giving some context peer instructed learning

  • Read on how to set up peer instructed learning

  • Watch also about what peer instructed learning is

  • Read about creating a good concept question

  • A little about about facilitating peer review

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Exercises

Learning Paths

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