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Normajean Bennett¹

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Active learning strategies, like the Five-Step Lesson Guide, enhance student engagement and achievement in higher education. This method shifts from traditional passive lectures to interactive teaching for improved learning outcomes.

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Occupational Therapy Education
Pedagogy in Higher Education

Background:

Lecturing is a prevalent but passive teaching method in higher education.
Passive learning does not effectively involve students in the educational process.
Active learning approaches are linked to improved student achievement.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the implementation of the Five-Step Lesson Guide.
To transition from traditional lecturing to active learning in an Occupational Therapy course.

Main Methods:

The author utilized the Five-Step Lesson Guide framework.
The guide facilitated a shift from passive lectures to active learning methods.
Implementation occurred within an Introduction to Occupational Therapy class.

Main Results:

The Five-Step Lesson Guide enabled a move towards more student-centered teaching.
Active learning strategies were integrated into the course.
The transition aimed to enhance student involvement and learning.

Conclusions:

The Five-Step Lesson Guide is an effective tool for promoting active learning.
Shifting from lectures to active learning can improve student engagement in Occupational Therapy education.
This pedagogical approach supports enhanced student achievement.