Teaching Adult Students To Use Computerized Resources: Utilizing Lawler's Key to Adult Learning To Make Instruction More Effective.
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| author | Fidishun, Dolores |
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| contents | Teaching Adult Students To Use Computerized Resources: Utilizing Lawler's Key to Adult Learning To Make Instruction More Effective. Fidishun, Dolores Adult Learning Anxiety Instructional Effectiveness Library Instruction Student Experience Student Needs Student Participation Uses Patricia Lawler's "Keys to Facilitating Adult Learning" to help librarians understand the best ways to teach computerized resources to adult students. Topics include reducing student anxiety; being aware of student expectations; utilizing student experience; encouraging active participation; making lessons relevant to student needs; and assisting student growth. (Author/LRW) |
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| publishDate | 2000 |
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| spellingShingle | Teaching Adult Students To Use Computerized Resources: Utilizing Lawler's Key to Adult Learning To Make Instruction More Effective. Fidishun, Dolores Adult Learning Anxiety Instructional Effectiveness Library Instruction Student Experience Student Needs Student Participation Teaching Adult Students To Use Computerized Resources: Utilizing Lawler's Key to Adult Learning To Make Instruction More Effective. Fidishun, Dolores Adult Learning Anxiety Instructional Effectiveness Library Instruction Student Experience Student Needs Student Participation Uses Patricia Lawler's "Keys to Facilitating Adult Learning" to help librarians understand the best ways to teach computerized resources to adult students. Topics include reducing student anxiety; being aware of student expectations; utilizing student experience; encouraging active participation; making lessons relevant to student needs; and assisting student growth. (Author/LRW) |
| title | Teaching Adult Students To Use Computerized Resources: Utilizing Lawler's Key to Adult Learning To Make Instruction More Effective. |
| topic | Adult Learning Anxiety Instructional Effectiveness Library Instruction Student Experience Student Needs Student Participation |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ621783 |