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Bok Center Players

An intense discussion followed a performance by the Bok Center Players  at the 2008 Fall Teaching Conference. The interactive theater piece that launched the lively conversation was "Any Questions?," a skit about teaching a discussion section in a large introductory science course.

The Players perform live theater pieces to spark discussions of complex topics in pedagogy and academic life. Each performance is followed by an opportunity for the audience to ask the characters questions about their actions and discuss the issues. The Players perform at Harvard events, and also at other institutions.

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Grading Papers
Managing Hot Moments in the Classroom
Teaching in Racially Diverse College Classrooms (Tips for Teachers)
Twenty Ways To Make Lectures More Participatory (Tips for Teachers)
Women and Men in the Classroom: Inequality and Its Remedies (Catherine Krupnick)
Working in Groups
Writing Letters of Recommendation (Cynthia Verba)
Writing Your First Letter of Recommendation (Tips for Teachers)