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1. Large classes in STEM education
potential and challenges / Anna K. Wood and Nicolas Labrosse
2. Active learning in large classes / Anna K. Wood
3. Practical approaches to active learning / Alison Voice
4. Using classroom observation tools to characterize large classes / Anna K. Wood and George Kinnear
5. Authentic and inclusive (summative) assessments / Firas Moosvi and Simon Bates
6. Computer-marked assessment and concept inventories / Sally Jordan
7. Case study 1 : an introductory physics course / Ross K. Galloway
8. Case study 2 : tailored active blended learning in a foundation year chemistry module / Simon J. Lancaster, Daniel Elford and Eleanor Gill
9. Case study 3 : an introductory linear algebra course / Pamela Docherty
10. Case study 4 : personalised learning by student-posed questions during biology lectures / Heather McQueen
11. Case study 5 : the learning assistant model for engaging students / Valerie K. Otero
12. Effective teaching in large classes; looking through and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic / Simon Bates and Firas Moosvi.
potential and challenges / Anna K. Wood and Nicolas Labrosse
2. Active learning in large classes / Anna K. Wood
3. Practical approaches to active learning / Alison Voice
4. Using classroom observation tools to characterize large classes / Anna K. Wood and George Kinnear
5. Authentic and inclusive (summative) assessments / Firas Moosvi and Simon Bates
6. Computer-marked assessment and concept inventories / Sally Jordan
7. Case study 1 : an introductory physics course / Ross K. Galloway
8. Case study 2 : tailored active blended learning in a foundation year chemistry module / Simon J. Lancaster, Daniel Elford and Eleanor Gill
9. Case study 3 : an introductory linear algebra course / Pamela Docherty
10. Case study 4 : personalised learning by student-posed questions during biology lectures / Heather McQueen
11. Case study 5 : the learning assistant model for engaging students / Valerie K. Otero
12. Effective teaching in large classes; looking through and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic / Simon Bates and Firas Moosvi.