Our guest Dr. Rick McDaniel spoke about the importance of project-based learning, and how it benefits students’ understanding of not only engineering, but diverse topics.
To the right you will find Dr. McDaniel’s presentation.
Our guest Dr. Randy Duncan shared his research into visual processing of historical thinking masters and tied it to absorption of knowledge and note-taking.
To the right you will find Dr. Duncan’s presentation.
Our guest Dr. Doug Heffington shared his technique for bringing students perspective on the notion of walls and their meaning in world societies, extending well beyond simple physical structures and into anthropological meaning.
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Our guest Dr. Travis Langley showed us how he teaches psychological assessment and critical analysis in a creatively removed way: by utilizing fictional characters, he empowers students to critically think about loved – or hated – complex personalities from a safe distance.
To the right you will find Dr. Langley’s presentation.