Saturday, 3 November 2012

Just in Time Teaching

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Scot Simkins and Mark H.Maier.2010. Just in Time Teaching. Across The Disciplines. Across The Academy.Stylus Publishing, Sterling, Virginia.

Just-in-Time Teaching (JiTT) is a pedagogical approach that requires students to answer questions related to an upcoming class a few hours beforehand, using an online course management system. While the phrase “just in time” may evoke shades of slap-dash work and cut corners, JiTT pedagogy is just the opposite. It helps students to view learning as a process that takes time, introspection, and persistence. 

Students who experience JiTT come to class better prepared, and report that it helps to focus and organize their out-of-class studying. Their responses to JiTT questions make gaps in their learning visible to the teacher prior to class, enabling him or her to address learning gaps while the material is still fresh in students’ minds – hence the label “just in time.”






Contents :

PART ONE Getting Started With Just-in-Time Teaching 
1 An Introduction to Just-in-Time Teaching (JiTT) 
   Gregor Novak and Evelyn Patterson
2 Using Just-in-Time Teaching to Motivate Student Learning 
   Mary Elizabeth Camp, Joan Middendorf, and Carol Subiño Sullivan
3 Just-in-Time Teaching and Peer Instruction 
  Jessica Watkins and Eric Mazur
4 Just-in-Time Teaching in Combination With Other
   Pedagogical Innovations 
   Mark H. Maier and Scott P. Simkins
PART TWO Implementing Just-in-Time Teaching in the Disciplines
5 Using Just-in-Time Teaching in the Biological Sciences 
   Kathleen A. Marrs
6 Using Just-in-Time Teaching in the Geosciences 
   Laura A. Guertin
7 Using Just-in-Time Teaching in the Physical Sciences 
   Andrew D. Gavrin
8 Using Just-in-Time Teaching in Economics 
   Mark H. Maier and Scott P. Simkins
9 Using Just-in-Time Teaching in History
   David Pace and Joan Middendorf
10 Using Just-in-Time Teaching to Foster Critical Thinking in a Humanities Course
     Claude Cookman



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