The “Haff-A-Buck” method of encouraging involvement.

Dennis Haffron 2/16/1810:35 AM

Dennis Haffron,

When I began working as an adjunct at community college I was informed that part of what I would have to do would be not only to teach my subject, sociology, but also teach my students how to learn in a college setting. I needed to teach them to use the resources that were available to them, to think in terms of the content of my subject, and to act in a classroom like college students. I also had to show them that their comments and participation was valuable.

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