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I enjoyed this article. A couple of points, if the interactive/handson way is the future, how do we solve the no-TA problem if that's a prerequisite? It's not r
by fud101 3y ago
I enjoyed this article. A couple of points, if the interactive/handson way is the future, how do we solve the no-TA problem if that's a prerequisite? It's not really feasible to produce them for every class. Will it be chatbots?
- abdullahkhalids 3y agoI have taught such interactive classes/labs by myself. If you have prepared enough, i.e. have a very solidly laid out worksheet of appropriate difficulty, then a single person can handle about 20 people. About 5 students will have no problem and you just need to quickly check on them once or twice. 10 will need quick interventions. 5 will need more support. You can probably do three rounds in that one hour.