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writing teaching notes

ecch encourages case authors to consider writing a teaching note to accompany a case. Experienced case teachers testify to the value of a well-conceived teaching note. Teaching notes are registered in the ecch catalogue alongside the case and attract their own royalty.

The statistics speak for themselves. 50% of the cases in the ecch catalogue have a teaching note but, 80% of the 50 most popular cases have one.

John Heath's article The case teaching note offers guidance on writing an effective teaching note.