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Student and Faculty Perspectives on RTTP
Reacting to the Past: The Student Perspective

Reacting to the Past: The Faculty Perspective

"How does Reacting to the Past help your students learn?"
We asked faculty and administration the critical question of how Reacting to the Past made a difference in their classrooms. Here is what we found:
Lisa Cox, Instructor of History and World Languages at Greenfield Community College

Rebecca Stanton, Assistant Professor of Russian at Barnard College

Judith Shapiro, President of the Teagle Foundation and President Emerita at Barnard College

Tony Crider, Chair of the Physics Department at Elon University
