Abstract
Instructors often assume that implementing new teaching strategies will require a significant amount of time and preparation, however, that is not always the case. In fact, numerous near-effortless teaching strategies were proven to be effective in several disciplines in higher education. This paper surveys leading educational journals and identifies such strategies which also have the potential of being successful in an engineering classroom. Furthermore, the effectiveness of these strategies for developing graduate attributes is explored.
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