It seems that the popularity of reality television shows has encouraged other activities to become competitive.
That was certainly the case with the final teach-off in the Business Professor of the Year Awards, held on Thursday evening at Hult International Business School.
Is competitive teaching a strange idea? Not according to Professor John Beck, the man who dreamed up the event a year ago.
“Teaching is always competitive,” he says.
“All professors get ratings and the ratings are always relative. If you’re in with a weak group you’re going to get better ratings than if you were with a strong group.”
Prof Vijay Sethi, from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, the eventual winner of the $100,000 (£66,250) prize, disagrees.
By Anthony Reuben, Business reporter, BBC News. Read the full article on bbc.co.uk.
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