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Foreword by Julie Thompson Klein vii |
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Preface ix |
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PART I Structure and Delivery of Courses 1 |
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CHAPTER 1: | Interdisciplinary Courses and Team Teaching: Definitions and Examples 3 |
| CHAPTER 2: | The Rationale for Interdisciplinary Courses: The Problem of Specialization 23 |
| CHAPTER 3: | Structuring and Delivering Interdisciplinary Courses: Approximating the Ideal 45 |
| CHAPTER 4: | When Faculty Work in Teams: Learning from the Research on Groups and Teams 76 |
| CHAPTER 5: | Faculty and Student Perceptions of Team Teaching: Satisfactions and Frustrations 100 |
| CHAPTER 6: | Future Prospects for Interdisciplinary Courses: Issues and Problems 131 |
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PART II Selected Examples of Courses 153 |
| CHAPTER 7: | - Examples of Interdisciplinary Courses and Programs 155
- Gathering and Using the Examples 155
- General Education 157
- Professional and Technical Programs 186
- Integrative Studies Programs 206
- Women's and Gender Studies 218
- Multicultural and Ethnic Studies 226
- International Studies 234
- Capstone and Integrative Courses 241
- Electives 248
- Conclusion 254
- Notes 255
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Index 259 |