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Mar 29, 2010
Eric
Absolutely go with the active environment. I always try to put myself in the students' shoes. How would I like to learn? Of course, you need to mix-up your instructional practices to meet all your students' learning styles, but I would say go with your gut on this one - more active classroom. Plus, it will be more enjoyable for you, modeling to you...See More
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