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PH 205: Solar System Astronomy Hybrid course in a nutshell
PH 205 is a course that describes the content, structure and formation of the Solar system. It is the first of a three term sequence, where the second and third courses are PH 206: Stars and Stellar Evolution and PH … Continue reading →
Just in time methods for hybrid learning
I was interested in the Mazur method of having students answer short questions on the reading just before class, and then have the instructor review them just before class as well. It would motivate students to read (if graded in … Continue reading →
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