MBA Behavior Management Bonus Opportunity: Case Analysis Activity

Student Version: offers the main details of the case and is$,$ not surprisingly, what students would be given as a part of a class activity

Teacher Version: includes everything in the student version, but also includes additional insights, potential answers to discussion questions and instructor guidance notes.

Activity Options:

Student Version:

Read through the case and then answer the discussion questions based on the details given. It doesn$$t have to be in writing and you do not need to turn this work in to me $$ your grade has nothing to do with how you answer the discussion questions. You$$re going through the case to address the next two prompts.

I want to know what you think about the case as a student. Clearly outline several elements you particularly like or find intriguing about the case; then, tell me why. This could include everything from you relate to the situation, or you liked the way it made you think about a particular topic to the writing style, or whatever. $$I like it$$ or $$this was a fun case$$ isn$$t helpful to me and wouldn$$t earn any credit. I mean, I$\text{'}$d be glad you thought it was fun, but, ya know....

Then, I want you to identify several aspects that need some work. Maybe you find something confusing, unclear, maybe you have a great idea for an additional answer, or you have some recommendations changes or improvements. $$It$$s perfect$$ or $$I wouldn$$t change a thing$$ doesn't help anything but my ego and wouldn$$t earn credit.

Teacher Version:

Read through the case and then answer the discussion questions based on the details given. It doesn$$t have to be in writing and you do not need to turn this work in to me $$ your grade has nothing to do with how you answer the discussion questions. You$$re going through the case to address the next two prompts.

Compare your responses to the suggested answers in the Teacher$$s guide.

Provide thoughtful, detailed feedback addressing: Whether the questions are clearly stated and relevant; Whether the provided answers in the Teacher$$s guide are reasonable and align with the case as presented; Any additional insights or context you believe would improve the clarity or effectiveness of the questions and answers.

Example of Thoughtful Feedback:

"Question $3$ asks about ethical considerations, which is clear and relevant. However, the suggested answer in the teacher guide mentions specific regulatory details not included in the student version. It would be beneficial to either include these details in the student version or modify the suggested answer to align more closely with the provided information."

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