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Historians have too many learning objectives and it’s because we don’t know pedagogy – or even what we are

  By Robin Reich May 8, 2018 May 9, 2018 Teaching

Recently, my medievalist cohort and I got together for a few sessions with the Center for Teaching and Learning to talk about how to write a syllabus, and all my frustrations about TAing came crashing down on me at once. Continue reading

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