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The document outlines an activity for a college education course involving advocating for the use of 14 learner-centered psychological principles. Students are asked to choose between creating a 5 slide PowerPoint, giving a 3-minute speech, or writing a 150-word reflection advocating the principles. They are also asked to read and summarize a research study related to the principles using a specified format.

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Worksheet 2

The document outlines an activity for a college education course involving advocating for the use of 14 learner-centered psychological principles. Students are asked to choose between creating a 5 slide PowerPoint, giving a 3-minute speech, or writing a 150-word reflection advocating the principles. They are also asked to read and summarize a research study related to the principles using a specified format.

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Opol Community College

College of Education

Name: __________________________________ Course:_______________________

Activity no.: 2 Date:______________________.

Module 2: Learner-Centered Psychological Principles (LCP)

Answer the following:

1. Describe what you can do to advocate the use of the 14 Learning-Centered Psychological Principles.

2. Advocate the use of the 14 learning principles by means of any of the following:

a. Power point consisting of 5 slides

b. a 3-minute speech

c. write your reflection (minimum of 150 words)

3. Read a research or study related to Learner – Centered Psychological Principles. Then digest using the

following format:

a. Problem

b. findings

c. conclusion/ recommendations

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