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The Handbook for Economics Lecturers

2. Delivering maths and stats modules

Home » Dealing with students' diverse skills in maths and stats
  • 2.1 Lecture series
  • 2.2 Assigning students to seminar/tutorial groups, and organising groups in seminars/tutorials
  • 2.3 Making maths and stats engaging and interesting
  • 2.4 Engaging students with strong maths and stats skills
  • 2.5 Support staff and sessions to complement core delivery
  • 2.6 Assessment
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