Teaching excellence: substance, delivered with style

In the second blog from nominees for Most Innovative Teacher of the Year at the THE Awards, Luke Burns calls on lecturers to embrace technology and a sense of theatre

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February 24, 2016
Last updated
February 16, 2017
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We're already "awash" with "innovative" teaching - what has declined is substance. This article is missing any practical description of "innovative" teaching - THE rewards anybody promising difference from "traditional one-way dialogue" even if they cannot describe what this difference is. THE wastes our time again with another useless article.
The case method, widely used in post-grad management education, stimulates learning through classroom discussion facilitated by the tutor. Students acquire understanding, and analytical and rhetorical skills combined with a strong dose of theatre. The approach has a very powerful impact on student engagement and learning, but is not so widely known or understood as it should be outside management education or at undergraduate level. www.thecasecentre.org

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