When educators act as facilitators and promote projects that are relevant to students as a part of the curriculum, students have agency over their learning, promoting self-efficacy and Motivation through this experiential learning.
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Educators should regularly practice using discussion norms that support active listening and respecting differences during class discussions and academic debates.
Educators should regularly practice using discussion norms that support active listening and respecting differences during class discussions and academic debates.
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