Lecture

Coordination Session: Teaching Methodology and Support

Description

This lecture covers the coordination sessions for physics support exercises, focusing on teaching methodology, preparation, punctuality, and motivation. Dr. Sylvain Bréchet emphasizes the importance of engaging with students and applying the Polya problem-solving method. The lecture also includes statistics on student attendance and feedback, as well as details on the teaching assistants and sections involved in the support sessions.

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