just-in-time teaching

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Just-in-time teaching is an instructional strategy that uses students’ pre-class responses to targeted questions to adapt and focus in-class activities for more effective, interactive learning.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf active learning method
instructional strategy
pedagogical approach
student-centered learning approach
aimsAt adapting in-class activities
focusing in-class activities
interactive learning
more effective learning
canImprove alignment between teaching and student understanding
classroom interaction quality
student accountability for preparation
emphasizes feedback loops
formative assessment
interaction between students and instructor
hasGoal improving conceptual understanding
increasing student engagement
making instruction responsive to student needs
promoting active participation in class
involves addressing student misconceptions in class
adjusting lesson plans shortly before class
analyzing student responses before class
collaborative problem solving
discussion-based activities
peer instruction
using class time for active learning tasks
isRelatedTo evidence-based teaching practices
flipped classroom
formative assessment
interactive engagement
isUsedIn STEM education
blended learning environments
higher education
large-enrollment courses
reliesOn conceptual questions
online pre-class assignments
student preparation before class
requires flexible lesson planning
technology for collecting responses
timely review of student input
supports conceptual understanding
constructivist learning
flipped classroom models
uses students’ pre-class responses
targeted pre-class questions

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peer instruction relatedTo just-in-time teaching