Contextualized Learning and Assessment

Citation

Yarnall, L., June 14, 2011, SRI International Learning Summit The League for Innovation in the Community College, Phoenix, AZ

Abstract

Contextualized instruction involves developing activities that involve students in applying knowledge in real-world situations, working on teams, reflecting on what they learned through an activity, and involves teachers in coaching more, which requires more formative assessment. Presentation made at The Learning Summit, The League for Innovation in the Community College, Phoenix, Arizona.

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