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The Study Strategies that Work in Your Field

Posted Thursday, January 14th, 2010 by Maryellen Weimer

There’s a piece coming out in the February issue of the newsletter that highlights content from an article written by a political scientist who teaches quantitative content to math averse students. It’s a very pratical piece but also a great model—of pedagogical scholarship and of something we should all consider doing.
The author’s basic premise [...]

Tags: study strategies, teaching and learning reflections
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