Spring 2005
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| in this issue | Scholarship of Teaching and Learning of Activism Guest Editor, Charles Carter, Seton Hall University The Teacher-Scholar as Activist: Musings and Professings |
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| Charles Carter | ||
| Seton Hall University | ||
| "I Don't Buy It": Student Resistance, Social Justice, and Identity Construction | ||
| Dan W. Butin | ||
| Gettysburg College | ||
| Activism Through Music | ||
| Cherry Muhanji and Jack C. Straton | ||
| Portland State University | ||
| Developing Engaged Citizens: Learning for Effective Civic Responsibility | ||
| Lisa Gring-Pemble and Janette Kenner Muir | ||
| New Century College, George Mason University | ||
| Student Perspectives: The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning of Activism in Action Alternative Spring Break NYC 2005 |
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| Erica Burbano | ||
| New Century College, George Mason University | ||
| Service Learning: The Justice Center | ||
| Amira Fouad | ||
| New Century College, George Mason University | ||
| The Justice Center | ||
| Carolyn Quick | ||
| New Century College, George Mason University | ||
| Feature Article The Hegemony of the Final Exam: Problem-Based Learning in the Literature Classroom |
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| Jeffrey Sommers | ||
| Miami University Middletown | ||
| Review The Joy of Teaching |
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| Lesley Smith | ||
| George Mason University | ||
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