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Category Archives: independent learning
“A shepherd has 125 sheep and 5 dogs. How old is the shepherd?”
To my mind this question is clearly unanswerable. I was therefore shocked to read, in an old but interesting book (Redish, 2003) that many schoolchildren try to find an answer. (“The teacher, wouldn’t give me a problem that has no … Continue reading
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Making independent learners
The first keynote at the Physics Higher Education Conference was given by Professor Derek Raine of Leicester University, who is perhaps best known for using problem based learning to teach physics and interdisciplinary science. Thinking about Derek’s work leads me to … Continue reading
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Tagged Derek Raine, Frederik Floether, independent learning, PBL, PHEC 2010
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