Open Dialogue Within and Across Disciplines

This session will delve into productive ways of fostering an open dialogue within and across academic disciplines. What classroom approaches are most effective in increasing student engagement? When and how can those approaches be adapted effectively in other disciplines? Participants will have an opportunity to experience specific pedagogical practices used in various fields and reflect on how they can bring these methods into their contexts.
Featuring:
Salma Abu Ayyash, Electrical Engineer; Preceptor in Education Innovation (SEAS)
Kristin Mugford, Melvin Tukman Senior Lecturer of Business Administration (HBS)
Dan Rothstein, Adjunct Lecturer on Education (HGSE); Co-Director, Democracy-Building Programs for the Right Question Institute
Luz Santana, Adjunct Lecturer on Education (HGSE); Co-founder and Co-Director, Democracy-Building Programs for the Right Question Institute
Karen Thornber, Harry Tuchman Levin Professor in Literature and Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations (FAS); Faculty Director of the Bok Center
Facilitators:
Odile Harter, Head of Library Engagement and Experience (FAS Harvard Library)
Alexandra Sedlovskaya, Associate Director of the Christensen Center for Teaching and Learning (HBS)