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Peer Response Post #3 – Dorsa
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Blog Post #2
BysherryPedagogy Pedagogy refers to the methods and means used in teaching. For me, it represents the ways in which teachers effectively share knowledge and skills with students. Reflecting on my own learning experiences, I gained the most from activities that encouraged active participation, such as engaging in discussions and working with peers. Personally, I enjoy a…
Peer Response Post #1 – Dylan
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Blog Post #4
BysherryWhat is Open Pedagogy Open pedagogy is a teaching approach that focuses on collaboration and shared knowledge creation. It differs from the traditional teaching methods in that it allows students to participate in knowledge creation. This approach promotes a more engaging and inclusive learning environment where both educators and learners contribute equally to the…
