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I just left this as a Comment, but am reposting here:
Ed went to a department Christmas party Friday night & was talking to a young English professor at Cornell.
She told him students are incredibly lucky because they get to attend lectures.
She loved attending lectures as a college student.
So did I.
Ed remembers brilliant lecturers at Princeton -- and only one class with boring lectures.
Eureka
Eureka, part 2
Eureka, part 3
Eureka, part 4
Eureka, part 5
Flipping the Classroom: Hot, Hot, Hot
MOOCs grow the gap
The New York Times is surprised
In the world of MOOCs, 2+2 is never 4
World's funniest joke: humor depends on surprise
Dick Van Dyke on comedy
Philip Keller on the flipped classroom
If students could talk
Who wants flipped classrooms? (Salman Khan on liberating teachers)
True story
Are math & science lectures boring in a way humanities & social science lectures are not?
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I remember only boring lectures in college. I realized early on that in most humanities and traditional science courses, I could skip most classes and just do the reading, and still get an A
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