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Interactive Teaching at Harvard

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Harvard’s Initiative for Teaching and Learning has posted videos of their most recent conference. The topic: interactivity.

As you listen to these Harvard professors, you might find yourself thinking: their students, and their teaching problems, sound a lot like my students and my teaching problems.

Pro tip: each video begins with a very generous introduction. If you skip ahead 3-5 minutes, you’ll get to the good stuff much more quickly…


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