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Using a Variety of Teaching and Learning Strategies

How People Learn	Livening Up Your Lectures	Strategies for Collaborative Learning	Exploring Problem/ Project/Case-based Learning	Managing Experiential Learning Environments
Promoting Active Learning: Strategies, Tools and Techniques		Supporting Independent Learning	Choosing the Right Model for Your Teaching Purpose	College Directives Supporting This Competency
The Professor of the 21st Century uses a variety of teaching and learning strategies. Read Competency

Choosing the Right Model for Your Teaching Purpose

Every teaching model/strategy has its advantages and disadvantages, so professors need to decide which strategy is most appropriate for their teaching practice: for either an entire course, a component within a course, or an individual lesson.

A comparison chart from ADPRIMA discusses the advantages and disadvantages of different teaching models and strategies.
http://www.adprima.com/teachmeth.htm

Instructional Strategies for Online Courses from the Illinois Online Network is an excellent resource for those faculty working with hybrid and online courses.
http://www.ion.uillinois.edu/resources/tutorials/pedagogy/
instructionalstrategies.asp