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Manuals

AIDS Education and Training Centers Network Orientation Guide - A Resource for Getting to Know the AETCs
Date: October 2009
Source: AETC Network Orientation Workgroup

Resources

Active Learning
Source: Illinois State University
Creating Problems for PBL
Date: January 1995
Source: University of Delaware
Icebreakers, Fun Games, Group Activities
Source: Icebreakers.Ws
Indiana University Teaching Handbook: Discussion
Source: Indiana University at Bloomington
Introduction to Problem-Based Learning
Source: Problem Based Learning Network and Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
Minimum Essentials for Problem-Based Learning
Source: Problem Based Learning Network and Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
Planning and Conducting Problem-Based Learning: A Self-Checklist
Source: University of Colorado Health Sciences Center - Center for Instructional Support.
Problems: A Key Factor in PBL
Date: February 1997
Source: University of Delaware, Center for Teaching Effectiveness
Skills to Enhance Problem-Based Learning
Date: 1997
Source: Med Educ Online [serial online; ] and 1997;2,3.
Suggestions for Classroom Discussion
Source: Illinois State University
Use Questions to Improve Class Discussion
Date: 1994
Source: Radiol Technol. 1994 Sep-Oct;66(1):63-4.
Using Active Learning in the Classroom
Date: 2010
Source: The Florida State University

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