Pedagogy Recommendations
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Parenthetically Speaking: Articles by Shriram Krishnamurthi
Pedagogy Recommendations Pedagogy Recommendations 🔗 1 Key Advice 2 Readings 3 Neuromyths 4 For Computer Scientists 5 Classroom Tips People often ask me for recommendations on pedagogy. To avoid repeating myself, I'm going to make some suggestions here, and update this document over time. 1 Key Advice 🔗 I think the single most thing important I can say is this: Every time you are inclined to use the word "teach", replace it with "learn". That is, instead of saying, "I teach", say "They learn". It's very easy to determine what you teach; you can just fill slides with text and claim to have tau
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