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Is the learner-centered approach to learning a failure in large underfunded classrooms? Over populated class sizes are indicative of the situation found in many developing countries. These limitations often lead to the ineffective teacher-centred approach dominating classroom instruction in these countries. The aim of the study was to examine active learning strategies used by teachers in large, underfunded Physics classrooms, in Kerala, India. The results of the study indicate that despite the difficulties faced in India, similar to those faced by other developing countries, the Indian state…mehr

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Is the learner-centered approach to learning a failure in large underfunded classrooms? Over populated class sizes are indicative of the situation found in many developing countries. These limitations often lead to the ineffective teacher-centred approach dominating classroom instruction in these countries. The aim of the study was to examine active learning strategies used by teachers in large, underfunded Physics classrooms, in Kerala, India. The results of the study indicate that despite the difficulties faced in India, similar to those faced by other developing countries, the Indian state of Kerala implements and supports active learning rather than the more common teacher-centred approach. These strategies could be successfully implemented in classrooms around the world to make science learning effective.
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In 1998, Ronesh completed his Higher Education Diploma at Springfield College of Education majoring in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. He has more than 15 years experience in teaching science. He completed his Honours and Masters in Science Ed from UNISA and is currently pursuing a PhD into the cultural impact of metacognition in science.