Just-in-time teaching

Just-in-time teaching

by Mark Maier, James Rhem

Part of New pedagogies and practices for teaching in higher education

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An introduction to just-in-time teaching / Gregor Novak and Evelyn Patterson -- Using just-in-time teaching to motivate student learning / Mary Elizabeth Camp, Joan Middendorf, and Carol Subiño Sullivan -- Just-in-time teaching and peer instruction / Jessica Watkins and Eric Mazur -- Just-in-time teaching in combination with other pedagogical innovations / Mark H. Maier and Scott P. Simkins -- Using just-in-time teaching in the biological sciences / Kathleen A. Marrs -- Using just-in-time teaching in the geosciences / Laura A. Guertin -- Using just-in-time teaching in the physical science / Andrew D. Garvin -- Using just-in-time teaching in economics / Mark H. Maier and Scott P. Simkins -- Using just-in-time teaching in history / David Pace and Joan Middendorf -- Using just-in-time teaching to foster critical thinking in a humanities course / Claude Cookman.

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