Case Study: Learning Approaches

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Discusses the future of engineering education in Switzerland, focusing on challenges, opportunities, and the integration of technology in teaching.

Emphasizes the importance of transversal skills in engineering professions and outlines EPFL's initiative to ensure graduates acquire these skills.

Explores the impact of spatial configuration on teaching interactions in classrooms, analyzing seating arrangements and teacher movements.

Emphasizes 'doing with understanding' in labs, guiding students to reflect, inquire, and communicate effectively.

Explores challenges in human communication, context importance, compression problems, uncertain functionality, and proof verification.

Explores influencing, persuasion, leadership pillars, psychological safety, secure bases, dialogue, conflict resolution, and neuroscience.

Delves into constructivism, inquiry-based learning, and cognitive conflict, highlighting the importance of simulations and external support.

Explores the use of visual extensions, such as virtual reality and augmented reality, in enhancing workplace efficiency and communication.

Explores the conceptual design process, concept selection, embodiment, and detail design in applied mechanical design.

Emphasizes the importance of science communication, focusing on gaining support, building trust, and addressing misinformation.