" Discussing: This
is the case method of teaching, pioneered by HBS since 1908. Students
are presented with an uncertain business scenario, and spend time
discussing possible solutions. Good for people comfortable with debate
and who enjoy it as a learning tool. Not ideal for less vocal people,
or those who enjoy a more practical learning process
Listening: This
is the more traditional lecture-based teaching model, where students
sit in class and listen to the professor. It works well for theoretical
thinkers and auditory learners, but can spell failure for people who
learn by doing or who are easily distracted
Doing: This
includes experiential courses, group projects, simulations, and
basically any setting where practical hands-on experience (actual or
simulated) is used as a teaching tool. This is ideal for people who
learn by doing, or who need to see concepts applied in practice in order
to best understand them. Yet it can be frustrating for people looking
for clear concepts to learn and apply."
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