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Dealing with the Lack of Student Engagement in Lectures - MIT Faculty Newsletter

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The information age offers many new possibilities for sharing information efficiently and effectively. We use them all the time. Engaging students for more effective teaching does require us to change our pattern. We need to move away from our ingrained, well-honed, received habits of lecturing. We need to adapt to the technical possibilities we now […]

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