Active Learning

Which best describes active learning?

• only reading textbooks

• passively listening

• engaging in own learning

• memorizing facts

Active learning:

• no asking questions

• listening and noting

• engaging to understand

• alone without teams

Active learning in education:

• memorizing not understanding

• participation in learning

• only advanced learners

• lectures and readings

Active learning:

• only for science subjects

• makes education boring

• requires no preparation

• encourages the learning process

Teamwork in active learning:

• enhances learning

• distracts students

• only in sports

• not needed

Active learning science:

• reading theories

• experiments to see reactions

• taking notes from a video

• listening to a lecture

Active learning in math:

• games to solve problems

• problems in a workbook

• memorizing multiplication

• listening to formulas

Active learning in social studies:

• presentations about countries

• watching films

• taking quizzes

• reading silently

Active learning = learning how to ride a bike:

• learned by watching

• hands-on practice for skills

• best learned alone

• requires only knowledge

Active learning for retention of information:

• participating in activities

• long reading materials

• less interactions

• ways of memorization