The Case Method: "I’m not sure ..." Faci ng Barriers to Implementi ng the Method
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.13058/raep.2014.v15n1.42Keywords:
teaching case, case method, didactics, graduate course, active teaching methodAbstract
This teaching case was designed to enable discussion on the pros and cons of adopting student-centered methods of teaching, with particular emphasis on the case method. The target audience comprises teachers undertaking Master’s or doctoral degrees in teaching methodology and higher education didactics, as well as training and development
extension courses for teachers. It presents the dilemma experienced by Cosmo, a young professor recently hired by the iesg (Institute of Higher Education in Management), who wishes to adopt the case method as a teaching practice within an institutional setting and with distinct and heterogeneous didactic experiences. It also presents the views of different stakeholders in the institution, discussing the challenge to accommodate its teaching strategy with its professionals’ individual and cultural daily practice. The case intends to foster reflection on the barriers and actions required for institutional case method adoption, seen from three of the organization’s levels: the faculty, the student body and the institutional structure as a whole.
Downloads
Downloads
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
By publishing a manuscript in the journal Administração: Ensino e Pesquisa (RAEP), the authors declare that the work is of their exclusive authorship and therefore assume full responsibility for its content. The authors grant RAEP a non-exclusive rights license to use the work in the following ways:
(1) Sell and / or distribute the work in hard copies or electronic format.
(2) Distribute parts of the work as a whole to promote the journal through the internet and other digital and printed media.
(3) Record and reproduce the work in any format, including digital media.
Authors and readers are permitted to share the material, use it in classes, for presentations and also for other purposes, and to create new knowledge based on any RAEP publication, as long as the due credit is attributed to the original work and the respective author(s), through citations, references, and other means.
The journal adopts preventive measures to identify plagiarism using software designed for this purpose.
RAEP does not charge authors for the article submission nor for the publishing of approved articles.
In line with the journal's policies, each published article will be given a Creative Commons CC-BY 4.0 license.