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Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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Student-driven learning: Some differences between teaching and learning Chris Rogers, PhD Professor & Chair, Department of Mechanical Engineering Tufts University Historically, we have talked a lot about teaching, but not as much about learning. We know...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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SEAS Faculty are invited to join the SEAS Learning Incubator (LInc) for a luncheon discussion around teaching and learning at SEAS. Fawwaz Habbal, Executive Dean for Education and Research and Eric Mazur, Faculty Director of SEAS LInc would welcome your...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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The Redesign of AM101, Statistical Inference for Scientists and Engineers Discussion Leader: Robert Howe, PhD, SEAS LInc Faculty Fellow, Spring 2017. As a current SEAS LInc Faculty Fellow, Rob Howe has devoted his fellowship to the revision of his course...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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Assessment 2.0 Discussion Leader: Yuval Hart, PhD Postdoctoral Fellow in Applied Mathematics in the Wyss Institute; Postdoctoral Fellow in the SEAS Learning Incubator (LInc) RSVP Overview: You are invited to join SEAS Faculty for a luncheon discussion...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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Teaching and learning with Perusall: Evaluation of user experiences. HJA (Hans) Beldhuis Ph.D. University of Groningen, Netherlands RSVP The University of Groningen, The Netherlands, aims to improve the quality of learning in its degree programmes by...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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Are students learning as much as they think they are? Barriers to implementation of active learning Discussion Leaders: Louis Deslauriers, PhD and Kelly Miller, PhD RSVP Overview: You are invited to join SEAS Faculty for a luncheon discussion around...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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Games as Systems of Learning Annette Zou System Designer and Strategist Change Labs, Stanford University Games are systems of learning. The way that game designers think about creating engaging interactive experiences (whether they are digital or non...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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Engineering Education and The Development of Expertise Discussion Leader: Todd Zickler, PhD,William and Ami Kuan Danoff Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science; and SEAS LInc Faculty Fellow 2017-2018. RSVP You are invited to join SEAS...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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The Design of a New Course: Engineering the Acoustical World Discussion Leader: Robert J. Wood, Ph.D, Charles River Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences; SEAS Learning Incubator...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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Teaching Critical Thinking Discussion Leader: L. Mahadevan, PhD, Lola England de Valpine Professor of Applied Mathematics, of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, and of Physics; and SEAS LInc Faculty Fellow 2017-2018 RSVP You are invited to join SEAS...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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Promoting Collaborative Learning and Formative Assessment through the Use of Two Stage Exams Discussion Leader: Kelly Miller, PhD, Lecturer on Applied Physics and SEAS LInc Faculty Associate You are invited to join SEAS LInc and Kelly Miller for a...

Faculty Luncheon Series: Talking about our Teaching

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Learning Assessment: Experimenting with Teaching Tools Discussion Leaders: Eric Mazur, PhD, Balkanski Professor of Physics and Applied Physics Kelly Miller, PhD, Lecturer on Applied Physics Eric Mazur, Faculty Director of The SEAS Learning Incubator (LInc...