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Teaching abstract, detailed subjects such as regulatory change offers its challenges. To engage students, TG trainers sometimes use a tool especially popular with audiences — a clicker, or remote device, for selecting answers to questions flashed on a screen. "Clicker workshops" — titled "Show What You Know" at conferences — are unique for combining an interactive and entertaining teaching approach with a technical topic. More colleges are recognizing the value of such an approach and tapping into the power of interactive teaching tools. Even better, they're getting results in the process. A recent study finds that devices such as clickers drive up class attendance and have a positive effect on test scores. |
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