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Is there texting in this class?

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On November 26, 2010
When I read articles like the one Margaret Soltan linked to about texting in class, I can't help but be thankful that I once took—and took to heart what I learned in—a course on feminist pedagogy. I'm not going to address whether I consider circling...
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Forget it Jake — it’s Star Wars

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On March 4, 2010
Having been born at the tail end of the baby boom, I'm now about a quarter century older than most of my students. This creates certain pedagogical challenges, one of which is that I often don't have a good sense of what cultural and historical...

Via James Joyner, I'm wondering whether this really characterizes a common experience in higher ed:All course materials, including weekly presentations, must be submitted months in advance. This, I’m told, is.

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An end of the quarter treat: "Batman Is My Boss"

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On December 5, 2009
The final assignment of my visual rhetoric course is called Rhetoric in Practice (or RIP). It has two components. To paraphrase the rubric: the students create their own rhetorical performance, explore questions of how to target an audience, follow the conventions of a genre, choose...

First Day of Class!!!

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On August 31, 2009
Today is the first day of my National Security Policy course; website here, with syllabus. The National Security Policy course is one half of the core National Security major requirement at Patterson, the other half being Defense Statecraft. Did more than a bit of tweaking...
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