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Active Listening

From the International Academy of Process Educators, this podcast explores issues of interest to educators at all levels who are passionate about active learning and learning to learn.

Podcast · By International Academy of Process Educators · English · US · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Enhancing Student Readiness for College (opens the original)

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    This episode focuses on a classic International Journal of Process Education article (2020) by King-Berry, Ellis, and Apple. The article focuses on defining the qualities of a strong first-year student, including rubrics to assess student progress. International Journal of Process Education (July 2020, Volume 11 Issue 1): Closing the College Readiness Gap: Tools for Preparing Students for College Success.

  2. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    How the Learning to Learn Experiences Model the Seven Universal and Perennial Principles of Student Learning and Persistence (opens the original)

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    This episode provides insight into the article about Learning to Learn experiences and how they model principles of student learning. This article, by Apple, Leasure, Nelson, Ulbrich, and Woodbridge, focuses on the student success and learning gains that happen in Learning to Learn experiences over time. https://www.ijpe.online/2020/universal.pdf

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