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Grotzer Clip 5

Professor Grotzer joining in on small group discussion. Graduate students in foreground and background engaged in discussion.

Topics Covered

Sharing expertise; Building rapport; just-in-time-teaching; lecturette; connecting student ideas to research; connecting different session activities; using analogy

  • Instructor: Tina Grotzer, Principal Research Scientist in Education
  • Student Group: Graduate
  • School: Harvard Graduate School of Education
  • Course: Applying Cognitive Science to Teaching and Learning
  • Clip Length: 3 minutes, 3 seconds (1:03:06-1:06:03)

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Instructional Themes

Sharing expertise; Building rapport; just-in-time-teaching; lecturette; connecting student ideas to research; connecting different session activities; using analogy

Instructor

Tina Grotzer, Principal Research Scientist in Education

Student Group

Graduate

School

Harvard Graduate School of Education

Course

Applying Cognitive Science to Teaching and Learning

Clip Length

3 minutes, 3 seconds (1:03:06-1:06:03)

Clip Context

  • “Applying Cognitive Science to Teaching and Learning,” a graduate course at the Harvard Graduate School of Education with 35 students enrolled. 
  • This course helps students understand and apply principles from research on learning and cognitive science that interact with designing instruction. Through a combination of lecture and several discussion configurations, students consider how their own teaching and learning experiences complement and/or complicate the material they study.
  • This clip comes just over an hour into the 3-hour class session as Grotzer wraps up the discussion with a mini-lecture before giving the students a break.