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- CARNEGIE CHRONICLE:
Reflections on
the Seminar Experience
José
Alfonso Feito, Saint Mary’s College of California
Seminars are different from large classes. What do we really know about those
differences?
- VIEWPOINT:
"Are We Having Fun Yet?"
John
Untener, University of Dayton
Is
there a relation between how the professor feels about the class and how the
class feels-and what it learns?
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everywhere now feel the importance of a renewed inquiry into teaching and
increasingly they recognize that insights from one discipline have
cross-disciplinary implications. Submissions should not exceed 1500 words, and
should be shorter whenever possible. Remember too
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with the synergy between the printed newsletter and its Web site, we have room
for more elaborate presentations, a repository for supplementary material to
expand the compact pieces printed here.
Share what you've learned in teaching.
Send you manuscripts to the Forum.
Submit manuscripts directly to James Rhem at
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#3,
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jrhem@chorus.net.
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