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We have found that teaching with student-written cases heightens engagement through increased student ownership of the learning process from beginning to end. Faculty teaching using student-written cases can facilitate learning from situations that have been managed well as well as those that have been managed poorly. We have used student-written cases in a variety of courses for several years, adapted in different ways to suit learning objectives. Each panelist will share their experiences in a discussion for faculty who often teach using cases, faculty who generally do not use cases, and faculty who are curious about the potential of student-written cases in their courses.
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Intermediate
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Faculty
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C. Ken Weidner, Assistant Professor of Management (Moderator) [email protected], 610.660.2112, Elena Lvina, Associate Professor of Management, [email protected], Claire A. Simmers, Professor Emeritus, [email protected]
Saint Joseph's University