In her classes, Professor Judith Ryan uses colored index cards to initiate discussions.  

This course teaches students the skill and process of solving problems in discrete mathematics through active participation in every class. 

For the third paper of the semester, Jerusha Achterberg has her students do small-group workshops where they read and provide feedback for each other in groups of 2-3. 

In this activity, Jerusha Acterberg has students respond to a scenario where somebody is making a scientific assertion and then use the information from the readings to evaluate that assertion.

This Statistics 100 project has students develop an interesting question and analyze it with either an existing dataset or an original study.  Students create a poster and display their results in a setting that approximates an academic conference. 

What does a good thesis entail?  This activity helps students identify the features of a strong thesis.  

In this "murder mystery" activity, a beloved professor has been murdered in his mansion.  The students have to take on the roles of different characters and, using Portuguese past verb tenses and relevant vocabulary, solve the mystery.

In this activity, peers try to convince each other of the impact and directionality of socioeconomic status and health outcomes.