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Thanks Dr. Eich!
Special thanks to Dr. Eich and for everyone who came out to the last Instructor Network Lunch’n’Learn. Over 50 people attended — thanks to everyone for joining us for this stimulating session! Here is a link to Dr. Eich’s summary paper on the cognitive science of learning enhancement. He also has generously agreed to share his slides…
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Upcoming Lunch and Learn: The cognitive psychology of learning
Mark your calendars for the next Instructor Network Lunch and Learn… you won’t want to miss this! Where: Dodson Room (room 302) in IKE Barber on November 15, at 12:30; anyone who is interested is welcome to attend. Topic: The Cognitive Psychology of Learning – Ever wonder how to best promote long-term retention in our…
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UBC Mix: A collaborative teaching and learning opportunity
Greetings! Have you heard about gamers working with AIDS researchers to produce new medicines? How about students using solar energy models to fill First Nations reserve housing needs? Or anthropologists linking up with bankers to explain the finance sector on the blogosphere? Interdisciplinary projects like these offer exciting challenges and rewards. How can you motivate your students to think outside the…