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If You Don't Build It, They Will Leave: Reforming an Applied Calculus Course by Eliminating Large Lectures and Incorporating Active Learning

We describe a project to restructure the way Applied Calculus is taught at our university to improve student success rates. Eliminating large lecture sections, re-evaluating the needs and expectati...

Gerri Dunnigan | Cheryl Halcrow | Gerri M. Dunnigan | Cheryl Halcrow

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