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How to make your cohort-based course more rigorous

How to make your cohort-based course more rigorous

“Cohort-based courses should focus on ‘how,’ not ‘what’ and ‘why.’ The reason students take a course is because they want to learn a skill or mindset, and ultimately to improve their work or lives. They’re looking for behavior change and transformation–but they can’t change if they only know the ‘what.’ They have to learn the ‘how.’”

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