ENGAGING COLLEGE STUDENTS USING STORY-STRUCTURED LESSONS: IN SEARCH OF “EVIDENCE”
I REALIZED VERY QUICKLY IN my teaching career that understanding student culture is critical. College students today, sometimes referred to as Generation Z, are typically tech-savvy “digital natives.” They grew up in the digital age, and most have never known life without smartphones. Having taught...
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Zusammenfassung: | I REALIZED VERY QUICKLY IN my teaching career that understanding student culture is critical. College students today, sometimes referred to as Generation Z, are typically tech-savvy “digital natives.” They grew up in the digital age, and most have never known life without smartphones. Having taught Generation Z students for several years now, I’ve come to realize that, although they know how to access the vast information storehouse at their fingertips, they struggle to engage in a face-to-face class for longer than five minutes before checking their phones. A typical day in my classroom involves students being bombarded with the ever-buzzing |
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DOI: | 10.2307/j.ctv296mtbn.28 |