Overview
Learning-by-thinking methods emphasize the importance of engaging with material through critical thinking, reflection, and problem-solving. These methods encourage students to actively participate in their learning process, leading to deeper understanding and retention of knowledge. By applying thes...
Key Terms
Example: Evaluating arguments and identifying logical fallacies.
Example: Journaling about what was learned in a class.
Example: Group discussions and hands-on activities.
Example: Using a step-by-step approach to tackle a math problem.
Example: Participating actively in class discussions.
Example: Thinking about how you learn best.
Related Topics
Inquiry-Based Learning
A method that encourages students to ask questions and explore topics deeply.
intermediateCollaborative Learning
Learning that takes place through collaboration with others.
intermediateConstructivist Learning Theory
A theory that emphasizes the learner's active role in constructing knowledge.
advancedKey Concepts
Critical ThinkingReflectionProblem SolvingActive Learning