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Hi Ben,
Interesting response. I am teaching all third-year classes in the fall (well, in two weeks), and they are all coming from more traditional classroom environments. Do you have suggestions in how to test the waters and for how long before resorting to traditional methods? This is my only prep this year (!!! — never had only one prep in 15 years of teaching), so I am looking forward to being able to focus all my attention on CI-instruction (at which I am a beginner), but this post kind of makes me nervous. If they are resistant to CI instruction, how do I balance “play the game, class!” vs. “cut your losses”?
Thanks for your thoughts,
Wileen