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For questions about exercise groups; tutors, TAs, exercise group leaders and everything related to that.
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How to balance higher order thinking and drill/practice
I enforce Sue's question as for which course is this. I'll assume meanwhile that it is a college one (from calculus to advanced analysis).
Examples and computations. Say you are teaching a multidimen …
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How should one tutor a student in undergraduate real analysis?
Students reaching for real analysis more often than not do not have a firm grasp of calculus as they should. What ends up happening is that they don't understand how most of that was necessary as a fo …
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Is it good to have solutions of homework published?
Yes. The idea is not only to give them well thought-out answers and solutions to the problems presented but also (ideally) to show how these were constructed. Enlightening solutions make explicit the …
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