Full Description
This anthology presents the best papers delivered at three conferences sponsored by the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning program at Indiana University Bloomington. The SOTL program is a systematic research and research-based program aimed at deepening and broadening the foundation of teaching practice and generating new forms of knowledge through new forms of research—forms that often focus on IU's own pedagogical practices.
Contents
Figures and Tables
List of Contributors
Preface
1. Visions of the Possible: Models for Campus Support of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Lee S. Shulman
2. Transforming Students into Historical Researchers:A Photographic Historian's Perspective Claude Cookman
3. The Stone Age in the Information Age: Helping Undergraduates Think like Archaeologists Jeanne Sept
4. Studies of Teaching and Learning in the Context of One-on-One Interactions: A Clinical Perspective Moya L. Andrews
5. Bringing Contemporary Quantitative Methods into the Undergraduate Computer Classroom William E. Becker and William H. Greene
6. The Research-Teaching-Research Cycle: One Biologist's Experience Craig E. Nelson
7. The Three Faces of SOTL: The Contribution of the Summer Freshman Institute Project to Service, Teaching and Research Bernice A. Pescosolido, Jeni Loftus, Stacy Scherr, Laura Fingerson, Kathryn Gold Hadley, Jenny Stuber and Paul Ruggerio Namaste
8. The Contributions of the Research University to Assessment and Innovation in Undergraduate Education George D. Kuh
9. "In My Class? No.": Professors' Accounts of Grade Inflation Janice McCabe and Brian Powell
10. Educational Assessment and Underlying Models of Cognition Lei Bao and Edward F. Redish
11. A Critique of the Quantitative Research on Teaching: Which Methods Work William E. Becker
12. The Mathematics Throughout the Curriculum Project Daniel P. Maki, Marc Frantz, and Bart S. Ng
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