…– students contribute independently, sequentially, without much interconnection. The Tour Bus – travels from destination to destination, with passengers trusting the tour guide to explain each point of interest. Urban…
…and better retention of the material. It should be noted that more complex, perhaps multi-part, questions–and questions that have no clearly defined “right” answer–work best for this exercise. These are…
…(via a Web link or direct download), they are free to listen to it on their own terms and as many times as they like. So, if it’s 2:00 a.m….
…to a lecture, and answered clicker questions. At end of the class session, all the students took a test that consisted of four multiple-choice questions and two free-response questions. “Although…
…example, are more than just a way to pass the time while we wait in line—they often offer sharp political and social commentary that functions as a coping mechanism for…
…far from dry. Quite the contrary, the book is packed with descriptive anecdotes, insightful interviews, and compelling commentary that will keep readers fully engaged. Reference: Bonk, Curtis. 2009. The World…
…like some modern-day Jiminy Cricket on the administrator’s shoulder, saying, “Patience, my friend. Be strong and endure, for this too will pass.” Epictetus was a first-century Stoic philosopher born in…
…due date, and oh yes, there’s a great webinar offered by the career center coming up on Tuesday. That reminds you, there’s also that article about the history of Wikipedia…
