Sentences with phrase «passive learning environments»

He said no, not because the content was off - base, but because he said he couldn't tolerate more passive learning environments where he sat back and was a receptacle for more information.»

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«The infant is not a passive creature who is shaped by his environment, but is constantly exploring, trying to learn, and bring the environment under his control.»

For their research, Craig Stark and Dane Clemenson of UCI's Center for the Neurobiology of Learning & Memory recruited non-gamer college students to play either a video game with a passive, two - dimensional environment («Angry Birds») or one with an intricate, 3 - D setting («Super Mario 3D World») for 30 minutes per day over two weeks.

In these environments, learning is passive, individualised, and rote (Rieselbach, 1992).

In formal learning environments such as classrooms, learners are too often positioned as passive — listening, watching, attending, consuming — rather than encouraged to engage as creators — designing, making, producing, constructing.

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In a student - centered learning environment, students are no longer passive receivers of information, but active participants in their own learning process.

Unfortunately, in these passive environments the students are also passive; they will never have the opportunity to learn how their behaviour can affect their environment.

It represents a shift away from the perspective of students as passive recipients of adult - driven schools by positioning every young person in every learning environment as a learner, teacher, and leader.

Built on the premise that students learn better as creators of content rather than passive consumers of information, G Suite provides an environment for teachers and students to collaborate, create, and share using Google Tools including Google Docs, Google Slides, and Google Classroom.