Journal of Education for Business · 2008 · 42 citations · 20 references
EducationHigher EducationTeachingInstructional DesignPedagogyStudent EngagementCase Study ResearchCase-based LearningMotivation In LearningBusiness Use CasesCase Method TeachingCurriculum Content RelevanceLearning Through ExperienceRelevance-based InstructionUndergraduate Curriculum
Abstract Researchers suggest that business cases should profile businesses or products familiar to students to enhance the learning experience. However, no empirical evidence has validated these claims. In this article, the authors discuss the implication of content relevance in teaching and provide an account of a Canadian university's efforts to introduce alumni cases in its undergraduate program. The findings reveal a positive correlation between student perceptions of case relevance and student motivation. Keywords: case methodcase teachingcontent relevancestudent motivation
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