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Tianfeng Sun (SMG'14) and Shuang Hao (COM'16) talk about adjusting to the style of American education and why they were afraid to work in groups.
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A glimpse into the heart of BU.
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Learn why it all matters (and it does) at Boston University
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t's a brave new world in education. So we were thrilled this year to team up with edX, the exclusive MIT- and Harvard-led online learning platform. For the past year, our Council on Educational Technology & Learning Innovation (CETLI) has been [...]exploring and developing our digital offerings. EdX takes things up a few notches. Like the consortium, we're a champion of for-credit classes that mix face-to-face instruction with online work. That means faculty can shift time spent on lectures to one-on-one or small-group teaching, to field trips, or to additional seminars that delve more deeply into topics.
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Alissa Gillis, an art education master of fine arts student in CFA, talks about her love of art, working with her students, and solving problems. Slideshow by Kimberly Cornuelle.
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part of the Promoting Student Centered Learning with Blackboard Video Series, produced by the Office of Teaching, Learning, & Technology at the BU School of Public Health.
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On Halloween, the College of Arts and Sciences physics department hosted its third annual Pumpkin Drop at the Metcalf Science Center. The tradition, which involves dropping pumpkins filled with substances from popcorn to paint onto Metcalf Plaza [...]— 70 feet below — is both a promotional and an educational tool, according to department chair Bennett Goldberg, a CAS professor of physics. "We're interested in exciting the community about physics and seeing gravitation in action," he says. "Additionally, we have recorded the motion of each pumpkin as it fell, demonstrating that it falls at a parabolic trajectory. So there is a learning element for the students."
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In this video, Binyomin Abrams, master lecturer of chemistry at the Boston University College of Arts & Sciences, teaches his first class remotely, and talks about the challenges and rewards of remote teaching and learning during the COVID-19 [...]pandemic.
It’s perhaps the biggest experiment in higher education in modern times. As universities across the country and world close their campuses and send students home to continue learning remotely, scholars and professors shift to remote teaching, reconnecting with their students via technology amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Read the article "Remote Teaching and Learning in the Time of COVID-19" on BU Today: /articles/2020/remote-teaching-learning-chemistry-during-covid-19-pandemic/
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Nothing is off-topic in these office hours. In our new video series “BU Today Office Hours,†students bring questions to their professors that they might not typically ask in a classroom setting. The conversations are illuminating for [...]everyone, regardless of your major.
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