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I think students will like using PBL in my class

I've learned that, Collaborative learning is an educational method in which students work together to explore a significant question, solve a problem, complete a task or create a product. I plan on using collaborative learning amongst my students to encourage teamwork and communication amongst each other 

El aprendizaje activo en entornos en línea representa una oportunidad valiosa para desarrollar el pensamiento crítico de los estudiantes. A través de estrategias como el aprendizaje basado en problemas, debates virtuales, análisis de casos y trabajo colaborativo, los estudiantes no solo reciben información, sino que la interpretan, cuestionan y aplican en contextos reales.

He aprendido que este enfoque rompe con el modelo tradicional de transmisión pasiva de conocimientos y coloca al estudiante en el centro del proceso. En mi caso, pienso aplicarlo integrando actividades que fomenten la reflexión y la toma de decisiones, como foros estructurados, proyectos grupales en plataformas colaborativas y simulaciones prácticas.

I've learned that active learning strategies promote deeper critical thinking by encouraging students to analyze, evaluate and apply information rather then just memorize it.  

Instructors have to create opportunities for students to engage in critical thinking to include group activities, reflection, and discussion.

My favorite tool to use to encourage students to critically think while simultaneously using active learning is: Expert student, where the student takes the role as the expert. I will use this technique with my clinical group in a couple of weeks. I will allow the students to select a patient and critique me as I perform a head to toe assessment and grade me.

A valuable way of learning is through collaborative activities, where students learn from interacting with their peers. These activities promote problem-solving and enhance overall learning.

This lesson reminds us that each student has a different learning style. It is our responsibility as instructors to make sure that we are rotating the way we instruct as to make sure everyone's learning styles are covered to help engage our students and ensure the greatest success.

These are very useful tools that need to be our go to methods of engaging the class in their own education.

It is great to be reminded of the importance of engaging students in the learning process through hands-on, interactive activities that encourage critical thinking. PBL is one of my favorites, as it helps students develop critical thinking skills and take a more active role in their learning experience. Coupled with group PBL, the entire experience fosters collaborative learning among students.  

Incorporation of critical thinking skills and embracing the diversity of each student. Not only ethically, but the diverse global backgrounds should be incorporated to peer-to-peer learning,

There is various methods of learning. Critical thinking skills are very important. Not just memorizing but understanding the why behind what they have learned.

It's not just about memorizing the material.  It's about applying knowledge to solve problems and reach valid, supportable conclusions.

This module focused on the differences between cooperative learning, collaborative learning, and problem-based learning. All can be done virtually to enhance critical thinking skills. I intend to use this to enhance the critical thinking skills of nurses preparing to take the NCLEX.

This module has deepened my understanding of collaborative and problem-based learning (PBL) as effective tools for fostering critical thinking in online environments. I learned that PBL encourages students to engage with real-world scenarios, which helps them integrate prior knowledge while developing innovative solutions. I intend to apply this by creating collaborative activities that encourage students to solve problems together and critically analyze different perspectives. 

Critical thinking is one of the most challenging skills for learners to master, so active learning techniques must be engaged to promote this

Peer/Self reflection and "expert for a day" are incorporated in my style.  To check knowledge, I ask the students to teach in their own words.

I do not think I have given the importance of critical thinking enough emphasis in an online environment. Giving the students active problems to solve rather than easy test-like review questions seems much more effective.

I love the idea of using real-life examples when teaching students how to use problem-based learning techniques in the material they are learning. This can help to engage and unite students on common issues and set the stage for them to use their newfound skills and apply them to classroom materials.

There are various types of learning that can be effective for students. Getting students together to learn in small groups in one of many techniques. Two examples of group based work are peer reflections and be the expert, which literally means allowing the students to be the expert in the specific topic at hand. 

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