Holcomb featured on Inside the Teacher’s Studio

February 25, 2013

Inside the Teacher’s Studio is a program featuring teachers from around Rutgers University. Watch to learn more about the diverse classes offered at Rutgers, the innovative teaching strategies used in different disciplines and class formats, and the overall process of becoming and growing as a teacher.

In this episode, Professor Tisha Bender talks with Briavel Holcomb, a professor at Rutgers’ Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy. Holcomb comments on her use of technology in the classroom, her methods for student engagement, her interest in geography, and the numerous courses she teaches.

Watch on YouTube (approximately 12 minutes)

 

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