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Previous "On Course" ColumnsAdvice on teaching in the college classroom. On Course
Do Web sites that format citations for students negate the need to teach
them how to create a proper source list?
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A new Web site offers one of the most comprehensive classroom guides
available online.
On Course
Think about teaching as a set of strategies or techniques that we inherit
and pass on to the next generation.
On Course
The season of panic approaches for those faculty members entering the
college classroom for the first time.
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A new book tells the story of an excellent teacher but sometimes offers strangely specific advice as gospel truth.
On Course
So you want to apply to teaching-oriented colleges but don't have any classroom experience?
On Course
A professor who invited a visiting writer to class envisioned a stimulating dialogue, not awkward silences. What went wrong?
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Do certain courses invite advocacy? Or should we always strive to remain neutral to our students?
On Course
It's time to figure out how to work with the freshmen we have, rather than the ones in our admission brochures.
On Course
Consider starting a new charitable tradition and giving the gift of school supplies.
On Course
A newcomer to virtual-learning environments assesses what they can and can't do for his classroom.
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Students plagiarize for their own reasons, and it's a mistake for a professor to take it personally.
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A self-published book on teaching is the surprising source of some valuable insights on the college classroom.
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Our columnist on teaching recommends a few books and articles to recharge your batteries in preparation for the fall semester.
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You may never find a book or Web site that relates to your particular classroom struggles, but there is a place you can go that will.
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How much should professors jettison their old assumptions about teaching to appeal to today's digital natives?
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You may resist the notion of teaching as a performance, but your classroom voice can help or harm student attentiveness.
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The best teachers are the ones who take the time to explain to students why they are learning what they are learning.
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Students are very accurate judges of the most important question we can ask them about their classroom experiences.
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The choices you make as a faculty member -- and not just in the classroom -- will affect the face you present to students.
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A newcomer to the tenure track finds her work obligations leave no time for posting.
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Is there a way to close the semester with an inspiring class that doesn't require a ton of planning or energy?
On Course
In the crush of midsemester deadlines and obligations, how can you find time to rethink your teaching techniques?
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Aren't the most effective teachers the ones who use multiple techniques in the classroom?
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Perhaps reading my syllabi aloud on the first day of class seems boring because my syllabi are boring.
On Course
Our new column on teaching offers a summer reading list to start you thinking about what you do in the classroom, and why.
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