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Faculty
Perspective on Teaching & Learning at Brown:
How Best to Engage Brown Students
This video is from the Sheridan Center’s August 2010 New Faculty Orientation to Teaching at Brown.
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Faculty Panel Clips
- Set high expectations of students
Dan Smith, Anthropology - Teaching and learning
Andrew Campbell, BioMed Molecular Microbiology & Immunology - Demonstrating interest in students
Andrew Campbell, BioMed Molecular Microbiology & Immunology - Setting clear goals for student learning
Jan Tullis, Geological Sciences - Setting course goals broadly
Jan Tullis, Geological Sciences