As college sophomore studying engineering, I've found that incorporating real-world case studies into teaching can be unique and effective way to engage students. For instance, when my professor at [Institution] used recent bridge collapse as case study in our structural mechanics class, it brought the theoretical concepts to life. Discussing the design flaws and failure mechanisms not only made the material more relatable but also emphasized the importance of rigorous analysis and attention to detail in engineering. Have you had any experiences with unconventional teaching methods that made significant impact on your learning?
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