Examples Bank

This page lists examples of how active learning has been used. The most recent additions are at the bottom of the page.

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Examples

Example 1: A tutorial discussion of the characteristics of green parties in Western Europe and the main reasons for their emergence.

Example 2: The World Trade Organisation: From the ‘Battle for Seattle' to ‘Hullabaloo in Hong Kong'.

Example 3: The development of a research question for a 4,000 word research project.

Example 4: The development of a questionnaire (before and during the lecture).

Example 5: Accessing information on development issues via the world-wide-web.

Example 6: Identifiying and executing the principles of a good presentation.

Example 7: An introduction to the module focusing on the diversity of legislatures in the modern world.

Example 8: Engaging with Globalisation.

Example 9: A tutorial discussion of the growth of nationalist movements in Spain and Belgium, with close reference to the Basque Country, Catalonia and Flanders.

Example 10: Desert Island Castaways simulation excercise.

Example 11: The Witch's Cauldron: Nature of War Simulation Exercise (Tobruk, April 1941).

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