A review of research that found teacher-centred pedagogy in a non-human context provided optimal learning

By Ben Rogers

Issue 168 | Page 25 | Published May 2021

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Ben Rogers reviews the findings of a recent study that compared different teaching approaches and suggests implications for practice.

Teacher-centred pedagogy

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