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2018 Conference

June 20–23, 2018

Washington, DC

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Teaching with Case Studies

Saturday, June 23, 2018 at 11:00 AM–12:30 PM EDT
DMTI 109
Type of Session

Full Presentation Panel

Abstract

The use of case studies in environmental classrooms is not new, but there is growing interest in case study pedagogy as evidenced by the recent development of several initiatives related to case study teaching, including the creation of the journal, Case Studies in the Environment. In this session, we will discuss several ways in which case studies can be used to achieve a broad range of course goals. Presenters will highlight examples of how case studies can be used to teach about concepts related to environmental justice, and environmental politics and policies. We will also highlight how cases can be used to achieve general education goals such as enhancing student engagement. Given the great diversity of approaches in case study teaching, we hope to stimulate discussion about the broader promise and limitations of the case study approach for the environmental arena, as well an exchange of best practices and teaching insights.

Primary Contact

Dr. Cynthia Wei, National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center

Presenters

Patricia M DeMarco, Ph.D, Chatham University
Dr Tatyana B Ruseva, Appalachian State University
Sasha Adkins, PhD, MPH

Co-Authors

Chair, Facilitator, Or Moderators

Dr. Cynthia Wei, National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center

Discussants

Workshop Leaders

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