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Table of Contents
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EDITOR`S NOTE
2008 BOOK REVIEWS
COMPLIMENTARY ARTICLE:
Effective Grading
Dr. James Rhem, Executive Editor
Eleven years after their book made news, Walvoord and Anderson make
news again with a new edition.
CLASSICS: Teaching in the Inspiration of St. Augustine: Seven
Augustinian Principles
John Immerwahr, Villanova University
A lot of the best advice about good teaching seems ageless.
REPRISE: What Kolb Says
Brigham Young University fleshes out one of the most robust models
of learning theory around.
LEARNING DIARY: When Teacher (Author) and Students (Audience)
Collide
John Pruitt, University of Wisconsin-Rock County
Is all good literature liberal literature? What's a teacher to do
when students clamor for conservative confirmation?
AD REM . . .: Anyone? Anyone?
Marilla Svinicki, University of Texas-Austin
Every teacher can identify with that famous scene in "Ferris
Bueller's Day Off" when students sit mute as the prof tries to get
discussion going. What can a teacher do? Marilla Svinicki has a few
good ideas.
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