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Reflection in Action

Bairbre Redmond

2004

Active Reading Skills

Brette M Sember, Kathleen T. McWhorter

2012

ABC of action learning

Reginald W. Revans

2011

Literacy tools in the classroom

Richard Beach

2010

Active Experiences for Active Children

Alice Galper, Carol Seefeldt

1999

Active Jewish learning

Shoshana Silberman

2009

Inspiring active learning

Merrill Harmin

1994

Creating and sustaining the constructivist classroom

Bruce A. Marlowe

1998

Thinking like an engineer

Elizabeth A. Stephan

2012

Strategies for active learning

James E. Twining

1991

A study guide to Educating young children

Mary Hohmann

2002

Active learning

Melvin L. Silberman

1996

Integrating language arts and social studies

Leah M. Melber

2010

ABC of Action Learning (The Mike Pedler Library)

Reginald Revans

1998

How to be an explorer of the world

Keri Smith

2008

Managers Not MBAs

Henry Mintzberg

2005

Integrating inquiry across the curriculum

Linda K. Jordan, Richard H. Audet

2005

101 ways to make training active

Melvin L. Silberman

1995

Service Learning for the Multiple Intelligences Classroom

Sally Berman

1998

Creative ecumenical education

Simon Oxley

2002

Transforming Teaching and Learning with Active and Dramatic Approaches

Brian Edmiston

2014

The active classroom

Ron Nash

2009

Teaching and Learning Through Inquiry

Virginia S. Lee

2004

Designs for active learning

Loanne Snavely

1998

Flipped Learning

Aaron Sams, Jonathan Bergmann

2014

Problem-Based Learning

John Barell

2007

Picture Book Activities

Trish Kuffner

2001

Engaging children's minds

Lilian Katz

1989

200+ active learning strategies and projects for engaging students' multiple intelligences

James A. Bellanca

2009

Teaching language arts

Carole Cox

1988

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