Making your Curriculum Work for You (Amy Zimmerman)

Amy Zimmerman November 2, 2018

What can you do when your curriculum is not a good fit for your current class? This presentation discusses options if the curriculum is too difficult or easy, too long or short, or has content that is not fitting for your class.

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