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2000 |
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- An Anthropological Pedagogy
James Curtis wonders if considering something other than psychology in plotting pedagogies might get us further in teaching today's students.
- Combining Undergraduate Research and Learning: A Three-Step Approach
Bunmi O. Olatunji and Donna M. Desforges, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
If we throw students in the water and jump in beside them, maybe they will learn to swim faster.
- CARNEGIE CHRONICLE: Learning to Play a Rigged Game
Brian Coppola, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
A Pew Scholar who won tenure on the strength of his teaching says you don't win by bucking the rules, only by reframing your understanding of their possibilities.
- DEVELOPER'S DIARY: Classrooms versus Chat Rooms
Laura Border, University of Colorado-Boulder
Are roles actually behaviors, some breeding helplessness and others alienation? Can we learn together face-to-face?
- VIDEO REVIEW: Music Video?
What preaching to the choir is really good for.
- AD REM . . . : Regrouping
Linc. Fisch
You've got students broken up into small groups, they're going great, but they don't want to reassemble. Practical advice on bringing them back together.
- EDITOR'S NOTE: The Possibilities in New Perspectives
James Rhem, Executive Editor
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