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Not just lecturing

Submitted by Wil Franklin on Fri, 09/05/2008 - 9:35am.
I am taken by your comment that science classes should do more than lecture. I agree and when you study the "biology of learning" during the first week you will hear more about this.  My question for now is, would all subjects (humanities, social sciences etc) benefit from less lecturing?  And is the primary reason for less lecturing that other activities are more engaging?

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