Tomorrow’s College: Don't Lecture Me

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October 4, 2011
Stephen Smith - Producer, Kara Cutshall - Interviewee, Kelsey Metzger - Interviewee and Speaker, Eric Mazur - Interviewee, Luke Bennett - Interviewee, Missy Erlandson - Interviewee, Steven John - Host, Stephen Lehmkuhle - Interviewee, Maddy Hammerlund - Interviewee, Bethany Krom - Interviewee, Claudia Neuhauser - Interviewee, Jimmy Orr - Interviewee, Brian Lukoff - Interviewee, Ryan Duncan - Interviewee, Emily Hanford - Reporter, Stacey Lyne - Interviewee, David Hestenes - Interviewee, Unknown - Interviewee and Speaker, Andy Petzold - Interviewee, Lillian McDermott - Interviewee, Lauren Smith - Interviewee, Peter Shaffer - Interviewee, Gary Eichten - Host, Julie Schell - Interviewee, Michael Doyle - Interviewee, Joe Redish - Interviewee and Reader
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Midday presents an American RadioWorks documentary titled “Don't Lecture Me,” which looks at how some are rethinking the way college students learn.

College students spend a lot of time listening to lectures; but research shows there are better ways to learn. Experts say students need to learn better because the 21st century economy demands more well-educated workers.

Documentary part of the ARW “Tomorrow’s College” series.

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Awarded:

2011 EWA National Award for Education Reporting, first prize in Broadcast: Feature, News Feature, or Issue Package category

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