| Teaching
Specific Disciplines
Anthropology
Foreign
Language
- The
"Course Evaluation Follow-Up" Form by Cheryl Krueger,
Associate Professor, Department of French. Spring 1999.
- E-Mail
in the Language Course by Vanessa Karahalios. November 1994.
Foreign Language: It's More than Just Language by Jann Lacoss, Graduate
Student Associate, TRC (Slavic). January 1995.
- Handbooks
Provide TAs With A Wealth of Information by Keith Mason, Lecturer,
Department of Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese. September 1992.
- Reflections
on Teaching: The Science of Showing Off by Wade Edwards, TA, Department
of French. Fall 1996.
Mathematics
Religious
Studies
Science/Labs
- Developing
a Departmental TA Handbook and New TA Orientation by Karla Hagan-Ingram,
TA, Department of Physics. Spring 1996.
- Formulae
for Effective Lab Courses by Jennifer Secki, Graduate Student Associate,
TRC and Department of Biology. Undergraduate Student Focus Group. Spring
1997.
- Hoopless
Jumping by Kirk Martini, Assistant Professor, Architecture and Civil
Engineering. Fall 1998.
- Teaching
In Laboratories by David Boud, Jeffrey Dunn, and Elizabeth Hegarty-Hazel.
Reviewed by Linda Johnson, former Graduate Student Associate, TRC and
Department of Biology. Book Review. Fall 2000.
- Teaching
Introductory Laboratory Courses: Suggestions
for Graduate Teaching Assistants Instructing College-Level, Introductory,
Laboratory Classes by
Janna Levin, TRC Graduate Student Associate and Department of Environmental
Sciences. Spring 2005.
- Teaching
Tips for Science Labs. April 1994.
- Thinking
Together: Collaborative Learning in Science. Harvard University:
Derek Bok Center for Teaching & Learning, 1992. 18 minutes. Reviewed
by Bill McAllister, Faculty Consultant, TRC (History). Video Review.
Fall 1997.
- They're
Not Dumb, They're Different: Stalking the Second Tier, by Sheila
Tobias. Reviewed by Stella Deen, Graduate Student Associate, TRC and
Department of English. Book Review. February 1992.
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