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November, 2007
Actively Engaging Large Classes in the Sciences
By Deb Wingert and Tom Molitor, University of Minnesota
Imagine 90 veterinary virology students singing Its Beginning to Look a Lot Like Rabies. In our large science classes (more than 50 students) each three- to four-member student group is assigned a virus family to research and then teach to the rest of the class. Frequently they use well-known songs and other devices. Can students deeply learn complex content this way? Based on our experience, we say, You betcha!
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