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Reasons for reviewing

    In his article 'You can lecture, but can you teach', Sotto (2010) argues that trying to learn how to teach before understanding how people learn is "like giving an answer before one has heard the question". This has resonated with me. Consequently, I am looking for a book on learning in the context of higher education that I can use as the basis for the 'annotated bibliography' task. Most of the books I have found thus far are handbooks–comprising of chapters by various authors–and so a coherent theme is hard identify. This will make staying within the limit of 250 words an interesting challenge.

    References

    Sotto, E. (2010, January 21). You can lecture, but can you teach? Times Higher Education. London. Retrieved from https://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/features/you-can-lecture-but-can-you-teach/410056.article


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    Updated: 10 Mar '14 20:18

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