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Ten Strategies for Getting Students to Take Responsibility for Their Learning 6

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Action note: In: College Teaching. 51 (1) : Winter 2003. pp. 2-4 Summary: Other editions:

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ABSTRACT : This article presents ten strategies instructors can use to get their students to take more responsibility for their learning. Suggestions are given about the importance of getting students to verbalize why they are taking the course, helping students get into the proper mindset for each class, and structuring assignments so students will be more likely to come to class prepared. Other suggestions include teaching students to look out for each other, behave responsibly when working in groups, and analyze their learning experiences. By teaching responsibility, as well as content, in our classrooms, we can enhance learning, raise the level of our classrooms, and produce more responsible members of society. 56

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