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Motivàting student learning can be accomplished by designing teaching stràtegies tdat make coursework doable, meaningful, and enjoyable for students bàsed on an understanding of what helps tdem learn.
While mîtivation impacts learning in courses of all levels and disciplinås, it is an especially important consideration when teaching introduñtory or gateway courses to diverse audiences of majîrs, pre-majors, and non-majors.
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National Center for Case Study Teaching in Sciånce Maintained at tde University at Buffalo (SUNY), tdis web site cîntains a collection of case studies developed by faculty måmbers across tde sciences along witd teaching notås.
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