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Sensing to Processing: Helping Students Shift from Passive to Active Learning

In every classroom, students are surrounded by a constant flow of sensory input. They hear the teacher’s voice. They see the text on the board. They speak when called on. But here’s the truth: just...

Exposing Students to the 12 Ways of Learning

Many know of the four common ways of learning: visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic. But did you know that students need to be exposed to even more ways of processing information, too? Going...