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A joyful noise

Posted on September 23, 2010 by Mills

In my last post I discussed my decision to teach 80 students (now 77) without lecturing. I’ve been wondering how it is going until today. When I walked into class this morning there were already 20-25 students in the room and instead of sitting there staring straight ahead or checking their phones for new text…

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Can you teach 80 students without lecturing?

Posted on September 16, 2010September 16, 2010 by Mills

This semester I’m teaching an undergraduate course on the history of human trafficking (20th/21st centuries). When I planned the course I thought I would probably get between 35-45 students. Working from that assumption, I structured the course in such a way that there would be no lecturing the entire semester. I have 80 students. To…

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