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Active learning means doing things and also what?

AMemorising answer keys
BWaiting for next lesson
CRecording attendance
DThinking about the doing
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Thinking about the doing
1. Bonwell and Eison describe two aspects of active learning. 2. One is doing things; the other is thinking about the things they are doing. 3. Attendance and answer keys are not part of it. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning environment, Active learning_
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