…keep a running commentary of how things are going as the course unfolds. I call my document simply “Course Notes” and in it I enter brief comments to myself on…
You can tell it’s exam week when you see countless students standing outside the exam room trying to take advantage of some last minute cramming. We wonder how much of…
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…the next person another “Two truths and a lie” question. Circle of questions Another game we play is called “Circle of questions.” One student starts with a question. For example,…
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