Teaching Lab: Gearing up for English medium classes

by Howard Brown

Co-authored with Bethany Iyobe and David Coulson

Iyobe, B., Brown, H. & Coulson, D. (2011). Teaching Lab: Gearing up for English medium classes. In A. Stewart (Ed.), JALT 2010 Conference Proceedings. Tokyo: JALT.

As English medium content courses are increasing at Japanese universities, institutions struggle with how to best... more

The positioning of bilingual education initiatives of Japanese universities: the global context and local possibilities

by Howard Brown

Co-authored with Bethany Iyobe

Bilingual education has a long, well studied history. Content education delivered in a learner’s second language... more

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Personal Learning Networks in Higher Education: Faculty as Agents and Service Providers

by Nazly Nardi

Co-authored with Sean Doyle (Kaplan University), presented at Conference: KU Village 2011
(September, 2011)

Adjunct educators in the higher education industry act as agents that deliver educational services within... more

Savoir enseigner dans le supérieur : un enjeu d'excellence pédagogique

by Laure Endrizzi

Avec la massification des effectifs et la compétitivité croissante des établissements dans l'espace européen et... more

Facilitating faculty development through mentorship: From traditional to technology-enhanced teaching

by Neil Gomes

Gomes, N.D., & Mullen, C.A. (2005). Facilitating faculty development through mentorship: From traditional to technology-enhanced teaching. In F. Kochan & J. Pascarelli (Eds.), Creating successful telementoring programs (pp. 123-144). Greenwich, CT: Information Age Publishing.

Those who can, Teach

by Julia Lau Bertrand

Draft version for presentation at
APSA Teaching and Learning Conference, Feb 17-19 2012,
Grand Hyatt Washington, DC
Track: Graduate Education
DO NOT CITE WITHOUT AUTHOR'S PERMISSION

This paper describes the process through which a small group of graduate students at a particular PhD program in a... more

Structural Change and Institutionalization in Education: Faculty Members’ Views from a Faculty of Education

by Halil Eksi

Ahmet AYPAY, Çiğdem ŞAHİN, Halil IŞIK
Educational Sciences: Theory & Practice
3 (2) •/ November 2003 • 316-322

This study focused on determining the level of institutionalization of the restructuring
at a Faculty of... more

When In Rome (April 2011) in Study Abroad and the City (Special Issue)

by Anne Ellen Geller

From "About" Frontiers (http://www.frontiersjournal.com/index.htm)

The purpose of Frontiers is to publish thought-provoking research articles, insightful essays, and concise book reviews that may provide the profession of study abroad an intellectual charge, document some of the best thinking and innovative programming in the field, create an additional forum for dialogue among colleagues in international education, and ultimately enrich our perspectives and bring greater meaning to our work.

Since its founding at Boston University in 1994, Frontiers has established itself as an important and serious journal for international educators. Currently, there are over 1,300 institutional and individual subscribers in over 25 countries.

A double-blind international peer review process is used in judging all manuscripts for publication. A minimum of three readers review each manuscript. The articles that appear in Frontiers are selected by its editors in consultation with external reviewers.

Abstract

"When in Rome” describes the development of St. John's University’s Summer Faculty Writing... more

Teaching and Learning With Multilingual Faculty

by Anne Ellen Geller

In Across the Disciplines
Special Issue: WAC and Second Language Writing: Cross-field Research, Theory, and Program Development

This article draws on a survey of 64 self-identified multilingual faculty from across the disciplines who currently... more

تدريب المعلمّين: "الواقع والمرتجى" - التدريب ومواءمة المستجدّات التربويّة

by Georges NAHAS

نحّاس، ج. ن. (2004). تدريب المعلمّين: "الواقع والمرتجى" - التدريب ومواءمة المستجدّات التربويّة. المؤتمر التربويّ الرابع لرابطة أساتذة التعليم الرسميّ في لبنان حزيران 2004 "الإعداد التربويّ وتعزيز الملاك في التعليم الرسميّ ضرورة ملحّة لتطوير المدرسة الرسميّة". قصر الأنيسكو، بيروت.

من الطبيعي أن تكون عملية تأهيل الأساتذة من أجل امتهان جدّي للتعليم
هاجسًا أساسيًا من هواجس الهيئات المعنية... more

التأهيل الجامعي بين النهاجة التعليمية ودور الأستاذ

by Georges NAHAS

نحّاس، ج. ن. (2001). التأهيل الجامعي بين النهاجة التعليمية ودور الأستاذ. في الكتاب السنوي السابع: الجامعات في العالم العربي. تجمع الباحثات اللبنانيات.

يهدف هذا المقال إلى دراسة العلاقة بين النهاجة التربوية (La  méthodologie) والتعلّمية (La didactique) من أجل مردود... more

Teething Problems in the Academy: negotiating the transition to large-class teaching in the discipline of history

by Ruth Morgan

Co-authored with Philip A. Keirle

In this paper we provide a template for transitioning from tutorial to larger-class teaching environments in the... more

The professional development of faculty in the UK

by Chris Rust

An invited keynote presentation for the 2011 International Conference on Faculty Development, Changchun, China, subsequently published In the conference proceedings: Dong, Y (Ed) Developing coordinately and growing together, Proceedings of the 2011 International Conference on Faculty Development, Changchun, China: Northeast Normal University Press

A personal view of the current status of the professional development of faculty in the UK – current practices and... more

Creating and Supporting Mixed-Level Inquiry Communities

by Ross Peterson-Veatch

A report on work in Colleges bringing High School Teachers and College Faculty together to do inquiry work around their teaching practice. Co-authored with Katie King, Amy Gillian, Michelle Pittard and Megan Isaac

Learning Innovation Roadmap 2004 - 07

by Zarrin Seema Siddiqui

An occassional report prepared in 2004

In 2004 under the President of Pakistan directives we were asked to develop a roadmap.
This roadmap was then... more

“Criteria Against Ourselves?”: Embracing the Opportunities of Qualitative Inquiry

by Andrew Herrmann

Cite as:
Herrmann, A. F. (in press). “Criteria against ourselves?”: Embracing the opportunities of qualitative inquiry. International Review of Qualitative Research.

In this exploration, I consider the dilemmas I experienced as a young qualitative researcher, particularly the ethical... more

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