Guide for Peer Learning Facilitators
2019-04
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Guide for Peer Learning Facilitators
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The Guide for Peer Learning Facilitators is the foundation of a formal training program at the University of Minnesota, in which undergraduate students learn how to lead weekly study sessions for their peers in a classroom setting for specific courses – primarily ones with high enrollment and prone to higher than average D,F, Withdrawal rates. Training and professional development throughout the academic year have been the cornerstones to the success the facilitators have realized. The eight principles that govern the program – crafted by Dr. David Arendale in his original publication of the same name – address topics such as cooperative learning theory, multicultural competency, metacognition, study strategies, and group dynamics. The book, updated in April 2019, also provides a directory of useable forms and worksheets and a bibliography of related publications.
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Lilly, Mary P; Sands, Jessica. (2019). Guide for Peer Learning Facilitators. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/202627.
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