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Date: 21 Feb 90 19:33:37 GMT
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Thanks for your comments on "Labor Relations".  If you teach such a course,
perhaps you could share the course syllabus with the list members.  I'm
interested in learning how various subjects are taught at different
institutions.  You mentioned Harvard, which is famous for the case approach.
Other schools are dedicated to "experiential" learning. (O.B. class seems to
be taught this way at a number of schools.)  I would be interested in hearing
from other list members who have been taught or teach using different methods,
how they or their students reacted, and how effective those methods seem to
be.
Thanks, John Kalkbrenner