WSJ: Harvard Begins Teaching MBA Student’s Not To Work As Individuals.

“The idea is to foster an atmosphere of connection among students clustered in groups—instead of operating as individuals”

Harvard Business School is changing its curriculum, but whether it can reform business-school culture remains to be seen.

The university caused a stir last week when it said it would significantly revamp its M.B.A. program, adding new required courses with an increased focus on ethics and teamwork. It’s an unusual step away from the school’s lauded case-study method of teaching and the start of a planned overhaul—made more urgent as the school seeks to restore a reputation tarnished by the financial crisis.

Full Article: Harvard’s Curriculum Overhaul Part of a Push to Reform Elite B-School Culture – WSJ.com.