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The learning revolution

Gordon Dryden

1993

Fostering critical reflection in adulthood

Jack Mezirow

1990

Handbook for Unstoppable Learning

Laurie Robinson Sammons, Nancy Frey, Douglas Fisher et al.

2017

Seven ways of knowing

David G. Lazear

1991

Making connections

Renate Nummela Caine

1991

Asking better questions

Juliana Saxton, Norah Morgan

2006

Lessons on life, learning, and leadership for reading, thinking about, and discussing

Brian Remer

2014

Getting to Got It! Helping Struggling Students Learn How to Learn

Betty K. Garner

2007

Theoretical neuroscience

Peter Dayan, L. F. Abbott

2001

How the right brain thinks

M. J. Turner

2005

Understanding by Design

Grant P. Wiggins, Jay McTighe

2004

Teaching for quality learning at university

John B. Biggs

1999

The art of educating with V diagrams

Marino C. Alvarez, D. B. Gowin

2005

Team-based learning

L. Dee Fink, Larry K. Michaelsen

2002

A learning college for the 21st century

Terry O'Banion

1997

The powerful potential of learning communities

Larry H. Ebbers, Oscar T. Lenning

1999

Cooperative learning

Dennis M. Adams

1990

Getting to "got it!"

Betty K. Garner

2007

Psychological Tools

Alex Kozulin

1998

Leading the cooperative school

David W. Johnson

1989

Real learning

Morgan, Harry

2003

Collaborative learning

Kris Bosworth, Sharon J. Hamilton

1994

Piaget-Vygotsky

J. Jacques Vonèche, Anastasia Tryphon

1996

The Personal Intelligences

Launa Ellison

2001

What to Look for in a Classroom

Alfie Kohn

1998

Teaching and learning

Norman Ian MacKenzie

1970

Lessons for Little Ones

Lorna Curran

1994

Learning and Memory

Richard F. Thompson

1989

Adult education and theological interpretations

Nicholas Walters, Jarvis, Peter

1993

Small Teaching

James M. Lang

2016

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