RESEARCHERS TO CHECK FOR "ACTIVE-BASED LEARNING" (AND SYNONYMOUS CONSTRUCTS SUCH AS "DISCOVERY-BASED LEARNING" --    EARNEST BOYER CALLED THE SAME THING "RESEARCH-BASED LEARNING") INCLUDE VARIED PUBS BY W.F. WHYTE  AND ALSO BY DONALD SCHON. 

 IN MY BOOK (UNIVERSITIES AS IF STUDENTS MATTERED,) I DRAW ON THEIR IDEAS, AS WELL AS ON THOSE OF OTHERS TO EXPLORE THE UNDERLYING NOTION (WHICH ALSO SUBSUMES THE IDEA OF TEAMS DOING THE "DISCOVERY") EXPLICATED OVER A CENTURY AGO BY JOHN DEWEY:  "LEARNING HAPPENS BY DOING"...............

John Scanzoni  


P.S.  TED SIZER APPLIED THE SAME APPROACH TO K-12 















On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 1:12 PM, Tamara L Bories <[log in to unmask]&cc=&bcc=&su=&body=','_blank');return false;">[log in to unmask]> wrote:

I am not sure about the origin of "active learning"; however, I do know Jonathan Bergmann and Aaron Sams co-authored "Flip your Classroom; Reach Every Student in Every Class Every Day".  They describe their story of how they created the Flipped Classroom, a very quick and short read....


Tammi Bories, Ph.D.
Western Illinois University
Department of Kinesiology
Brophy Hall 221W
1 University Circle
Macomb, IL 61455


Much history of flipped classroom can be found at this site:  flipitconsulting.com

Especially see resources.  Nancy Fire

 

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Subject: origin of "active learning" concept

 

Hi there,

 

I am wonder if somebody can give some references of the origin of "active learning" concept, who introduce it for the first time. And also something about the origin of "flipped classroom".

 

Thanks

 

Daniel Moraga

TBL-consulting

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