> "1) The case method is a great way to teach concepts. Working with hypotheticals and seeing how rules interact is extremely useful, and something I greatly mi

> "1) The case method is a great way to teach concepts. Working with hypotheticals and seeing how rules interact is extremely useful, and something I greatly missed in my engineering education where I spent 4 years just watching some TA do derivations on the board." Agreed. The case method would arguably address many of the problems raised in this article. The problem is not the case method itself, but what is being taught by the case method.