“…It is used to describe a wide variety of different instructional practices that are infrequently detailed in scholarly publications (Driessen et al, 2020). Although some studies have assessed the effect of specific strategies, such as audience response questions (Caldwell, 2007;Smith et al, 2009;Knight et al, 2013), group discussions (Miller and Tanner, 2015), case studies (Allen and Tanner, 2005;Miller and Tanner, 2015), and flipped classrooms (Tucker, 2012;van Vliet et al, 2015;Rahman and Lewis, 2020), among others, our results add urgency to the need to move beyond coarse categorizations of active learning to more fine-grained work, as it clearly matters to marginalized groups (Thompson et al, 2020). Our research was limited by the publication or instructor descriptions of each course.…”