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John Walkup <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 31 Jan 2005 00:09:17 -0800
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Discontent is a learning barrier, so I think their criticism has to be taken seriously.  TBL is a great technique, but maybe you can incorporate some changes that may make them appreciate the learning experience a little more.  They are complaining about a lack of lecture, so maybe they need a little more explaining.  Economics is a tough subject; maybe the students feel that the blind are leading the blind.

I think an outside observer who understands TBL could be useful.  I would ask him or her to join one of the groups and participate as a student.

What you don't want is for your class to develop a negative reputation, as that could dissuade others from trying the technique.

John

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