The Case Method Project is an initiative formed to achieve two goals:
- Bring case method teaching to high schools and colleges
- Use this methodology to deepen students’ understanding of American democracy
Based on the highly successful experience of Harvard Business School and other graduate and professional programs that use case-based teaching, we believe the case method can be employed to strengthen high school and college education as well, ensuring a more exciting, relevant, and effective experience for students and teachers across a range of subjects. We also believe the case method can be especially effective at engaging students with topics in history and democracy and that it presents a unique opportunity to help reverse the broad decline in civic education – and civic engagement – in the United States.
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Eleanor Cannon
Houston, TXEleanor Cannon
Houston, TX
Maureen O’Hern
Dorchester, MAMaureen O’Hern
Dorchester, MA
Michael Gordon
Munster, INMichael Gordon
Munster, IN
“I have had few weeks in teaching that I enjoyed as much as doing this case....My biggest dilemma now is how many cases I want to fit into the year.”
Philadelphia, PA
“I have had few weeks in teaching that I enjoyed as much as doing this case....My biggest dilemma now is how many cases I want to fit into the year.”
Philadelphia, PA
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