A video about how students learn
October 18th, 2007 by Haiyan Zhou
Michael L. Wesch, an assistant professor of cultural anthropology at Kansas State University, has posted another YouTube video about how students learn.
The four-minute video features the results of a survey of students in Mr. Wesch’s Introduction to Cultural Anthropology class last spring. The students developed the survey and wrote the script. In the video students hold up placards showing their responses, on average, to several questions. The students said they complete only half of the readings assigned to them and that only a quarter of the readings are relevant to their lives. They said their average class size is 115, and that only 18 percent of the professors they have had know their names. Watch the YouTube video , Read more
The source is from The Wired Campus.
