An Active Teaching Learning Process &#8211; ATLP Working with Humans, from Humans – the true Role of the Teacher, the success of the Learner

Giancarlo De Agostini

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Giancarlo De Agostini

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classes, lessons, teacher’s behavior, online, techniques, didactic

Abstract

A series of didactical techniques are presented to the possibility of preparing active classes and online lessons. The intention is not to evaluate this proposal against others, but to present a solution that has resulted in the preparation of excellent academic and human teachers, in the past and with recent experiences. The teachers will be able to incorporate sound pedagogical techniques to their face-to-face or virtual classes. Some of the techniques are: lesson planning, class start, question formulation, response processing, examples´ management, concepts´ teaching, problem solving and class closing.

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