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Last upload3.7y ago2023-01-23
Total views2.2M
Total videos73
Long-form / Shorts35% / 0%

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What National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science makes

Topics science, education, teaching-methods, case-studies, research

The mission of the National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science at the University at Buffalo is to promote the development and dissemination of materials and practices for case teaching in the sciences. Our website provides access to an award-winning collection of peer-reviewed case studies. We offer a five-day summer workshop and a two-day fall conference to train faculty in the case method of teaching science. In addition, we are actively engaged in educational research to assess the impact of the case method on student learning.

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