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Educational Theory, 54 (2), 193-2004. Weimer has authored and edited eight books; most recently Learner-Centered Teaching and Enhancing Scholarly Work on Teaching and Learning. References Zemlylas, M. and Michaelides, P. The sound of silence in pedagogy. Birkel, ed., The Inward Teaching: Essays to Honor Paul A.
Additionally, it encourages collaboration, teamwork, and effective communication among students and faculty from various disciplines (Weinberg & Harding, 2004). An interdisciplinary approach helps students challenge assumptions, gain diverse perspectives, and develop a deeper understanding of complex issues. Szostak, R.
Additionally, it encourages collaboration, teamwork, and effective communication among students and faculty from various disciplines (Weinberg & Harding, 2004). An interdisciplinary approach helps students challenge assumptions, gain diverse perspectives, and develop a deeper understanding of complex issues. Szostak, R.
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Educational Theory, 54 (2), 193-2004. Weimer has authored and edited eight books; most recently Learner-Centered Teaching and Enhancing Scholarly Work on Teaching and Learning. References Zemlylas, M. and Michaelides, P. The sound of silence in pedagogy. Birkel, ed., The Inward Teaching: Essays to Honor Paul A.
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