Master Class with Dan Levy

On Thursday, February 26, HGSE's Master Class welcomes Dan Levy, senior lecturer in public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, faculty chair of the Kennedy School's SLATE (Strengthening Learning and Teaching Excellence) initiative, and co-chair of the HarvardX research committee. Levy, whose Master Class is titled "Making Learning Memorable," teaches courses in quantitative methods and program evaluation and has won multiple teaching awards throughout his career, including the Kennedy School’s Carballo Award. Bridget Terry Long, HGSE academic dean and Saris Professor of Education and Economics will serve as the discussant.

Live streaming of the Master Class will begin at 4 p.m.

Upcoming
On Thursday, April 2, we will be joined by Rakesh Khurana, Marvin Bower Professor of Leadership Development at Harvard Business School and dean of Harvard College. Khurana is an expert on the topic of teaching leadership and has also won multiple awards for mentoring, advising, and teaching.

About HGSE Master Class
Master Class is a series at HGSE celebrating inspiring teaching in its many forms. Each event is 90 minutes in length and involves a demonstration of teaching followed by a reflective discussion with the participants. The “demonstration” part of the time is intended to be an authentic experience of learning for members of the audience, drawing on the faculty member’s chosen teaching approach and topic. The “reflection” part is a dialogue in which the faculty member shares his or her pedagogical assumptions, intentions, and moves, and engages in a discussion with the audience that “pulls back the curtain.” Each Master Class is open to the entire Harvard community.

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Learn more about past lectures in the Master Class series.