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Low Course Ratings: What Can You Learn From Them?

Slides from an active learning workshop session on low course ratings by Prof. Nancy Kane. Most instructors receive some negative comments from students on their course evaluations. One option is to dismiss them as outliers or in conflict with positive…

Designing a course that facilitates student learning

Guidance on designing a course to facilitate student learning, from Professor Nancy Kane, covering topics including: Is your course description clear and engaging? Does your syllabus provide a framework for the course that is logical and supported by…

The Art of Discussion Leading: A Class with Chris Christensen

Watch Professor C. Roland “Chris” Christensen lead a discussion as the group analyzes a teaching case centering on how much help and instructor should provide a student. Christensen’s own mastery of discussion leading provides a…

The Act of Teaching, Part 2: Physical and Vocal Exercises

Nationally-recognized theatre educator Nancy Houfek leads teachers through 15 minutes of exercises specifically designed to prepare them for the physical challenges of the classroom, beginning with “Waking Up the Body,” and moving to vocal…

Into Practice

Into Practice, a biweekly communication, highlights the pedagogical practices of individual faculty members from across schools and delivers timely, evidence-based teaching advice.

Benefits of Case-Based Teaching

Watch a demonstration of Prof. Nancy Kane teaching public health with the case method. (Part 3 of 3, 3 minutes)