The work in this unit begins with a study of “Slow Ideas” by Atul Gawande. In this article, Gawande works from several examples of innovations in the medical field to make a case for what makes innovations spread. The article, which was originally published in The New Yorker, is interesting for both what it says and how it is written.
Title: S-1: The First Assignment: Reading Slow Ideas
Title: S-3: The Second Assignment: Studying Gawande’s Examples
Session 3
Title: S-4: The Third Assignment: Making a Case
Session 4
Title: S-9: The Final Assignment: The Research-Based Report Project
Session 9
Title: S-9: Sub-Assignment #1: Exploring Innovations
Session 9
Title: S-11: Sub-Assignment #2: Researching Innovations
Session 11
Title: S-12: Sub-Assignment #3: Analyzing Innovations
Session 12
Title: S-13: Sub-Assignment #4: Writing Your Research-Based Paper
Session 13
Title: S-2: Gawande’s Reasons and Evidence for What Makes Innovations Spread
Session 2
Title: S-4: Innovations: Problems and Solutions
Session 4
Title: S-3: Criteria for a Good Discussion
Session 3
Title: S-18-B: Presenting Your Research
Session 18-B