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Handbook of Research on Learner-Centered Pedagogy in Teacher Education and Professional Development
Questions that are drawn out of field experience, observation and actions implemented during the action research cycle. The questions become obvious and are of importance to the researcher as he or she identifies areas of practice that they seek in order to improve or understand as in an area of teaching practice.
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Placing Technology in Learner-Centered Design through Blended Learning in Post-Secondary Education
Doug Reid (Grant MacEwan University, Canada) and John Ewing (University of Alberta, Canada)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-0892-2.ch004
Abstract
Two university education courses were converted from face-to-face delivery to a blended learning delivery model. Ideally the conversion took place to leverage new pedagogical understandings and new technologies to improve student learning. The redesign of the courses also came about for economic and scheduling reasons. The result of this conversion was the creation of two new blended learning courses that were designed to be learner centered, constructivist, and reflective. In theory, two different courses were created demonstrating the possibilities available when applying theoretical practices to course redesign. In practice, this allowed pre-service teachers to experience a pedagogically appropriate course that they can use as a model later in their own professional practice. It also emphasized the importance of giving learners control of their learning, their time and valuing their input into course design.
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