Exploring Partnering Pedagogies: ED 307 Students Share Investigative Reports

In the dynamic realm of education, innovative teaching methodologies continuously emerge, aiming to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes. Within the framework of course ED 307, students delve into the realm of partnering pedagogies, exploring collaborative approaches to teaching and learning. These budding educators have dedicated their efforts to understanding and implementing strategies that foster partnerships between students, teachers, and the learning environment.

Students transformed the information they gathered into investigative reports.

E Black reports on Case-Based Learning

S Cobb reports on Collaborative/Cooperative Learning  

 

Investigations into Partnering Pedagogies

 BREAKING NEWS!!! Students in ED 307 have been conducting investigations about partnering pedagogies. Get the scoop by watching their presentations - 

Team Based Learning by S Nunley

 

Action Learning by N Warren

Community Service Learning

Students in ED 307 have been learning about partnering pedagogues. Community Service learning is one such pedagogy - Learn more about this exciting methodology by watching A Mahan's presentation. Enjoy!

Partnering for learning

Partnering for learning is an old teaching technique, but is once again gaining momentum through the use of various methodologies which are active, collaborative and engaging.

Enjoy presentations by ED 307 students about some of these great partnering methodologies.

Place-based learning by L Barnes

Guided Discovery by S Bice

Project-based learning by R Nix

Inquiry-based learning by A Roach

Field-based learning by A Watford

Problem-based learning by C Knott

Team-based learning by C Barksdale 

Discovery learning by C Cruz

Partnering Pedagogies - An Investigative Report

 BREAKING NEWS!!!!!

Have you heard about these new teaching methodologies - they are holding students captive!!

Challenge-Based Learning by J Bravo

Action Learning by T Posey

Community Service Learning

 Partnering pedagogies are GREAT for engaging students in the classroom. One example of partnering is community service learning.

K Wales presents a great overview of community service learning - 

An Investigation into Partnering Teaching Strategies

 What's the latest scoop on using the latest partnering teaching strategies in the classroom? Watch these investigative reports that take a deep look into problem-based, team-based, case-based, inquiry-based and place-based learning. 

R Nicholson - Problem Based Learning

K Hill - Team Based Learning

C Ingerwersen - Case Based Learning

 

P Davis - Inquiry Based Learning

 

R Epps - Place Based Learning

What are Partnering Pedagogies?

Partnering Pedagogies??? What's that??

Many educators are unfamiliar with this term. To answer the question, watch these video presentations, created by ED 307 students, which present overviews of different types of partnering pedagogies used in K12 classrooms.

Community Service Learning by J Dews



 Team Based Learning by K Gargus



Gamification by D Guinn




Challenge-Based Learning by M Whetstone


Global Collaboration Project by J Howard

Partnering Pedagogies Explored

Students in ED 307 have been exploring the use of partnering pedagogies as a teaching and learning strategy for K-12 classrooms. Enjoy the following presentations, which take an in-depth look at a variety of partnering strategies.

 

M Daly – Inquiry-Based Learning
J Beard – Discovery Learning

S Davis – Team-Based Learning

A Guthrie – Field-Based Learning

A Madison – Problem-Based Learning
A Power - Place-Based Learning

C Morris – Guided Discovery

B Paschal – Action Learning

Partnering Pedagogies

Check out is great investigative report, very creatively designed and presented by K McCormick, an ED 307 students.