Teaching and Learning Together in Higher Education

A JOURNAL FOR FACULTY AND STUDENT REFLECTION ON CLASSROOM PRACTICE

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  • Fifth Issue: January 2012
    • Discovering the Importance of Student Voice and Active Participation Through the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
    • Introduction
    • Towards a Blended Student/Teacher Voice in the Classroom: Reflections of a Teacher Who Was “Pulled Up Short”
    • From a Teaching Focus to a Student Centered Classroom: Building Collaboration in the Classroom
    • The Evolution of a Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Participant
    • Regarding Student Collaboration in Art & Design
    • Magic Words: Students Learning and Teaching Writing in First Year Seminar
    • Structuring a First-Year Seminar to Facilitate Self-Authorship: Developing a Shared Understanding of Self
    • Dialogue On Our Action Research Experience
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    • Fourth Issue: Fall 2011
      • From the Advisory Board
      • Introduction
      • Fostering a Pedagogy of Mutual Engagement Through a Shared Practice of Aikido
      • Learning While Doing
      • Embracing Productive Disruptions
      • From the Student Perspective
      • Teaching and Learning Insights
    • May 2011 Issue
      • Introduction
      • From the Advisory Board
      • A Semester In The Life
      • Radical Equality
      • Let’s Scrum
      • From the Student Perspective
      • Teaching and Learning Insights
    • Spring 2011 Issue
      • Introduction: Enacting a Pedagogy of Mutual Engagement
      • From the Advisory Board
      • Featured Faculty
      • Meditations on a “Taut but Happy” Class
      • Disrupting Traditional Student-Faculty Roles, 140 Characters at a Time
      • Teaching and Learning Insights
    • Fall 2010 Issue
      • Introduction
      • From the Advisory Board
      • Featured Faculty
      • From The Student Perspective
        • Insights
      • Insights on Student Engagement
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