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Teaching: Lectures and Discussionst time with a fair a mount of anxiety and trepidation. As Wilbert McKeachie of the University of Michigan observes, faculty beginners want to avoid looking foolish or incompetent. They prepare their class notes with great care, but still dread the prospect of possible embarrassment if they cannot answer students’ questions.

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Active Learning and Other Instructional Management Issuesarn much just by sitting in classes listening to teachers, memorizing pre-packaged assignments, and spitting out answers,” they argue. Rather, “they must talk about what they are learning, write about it, relate it to past experiences, apply it to their daily lives. They must make what they learn part of themselves.”.

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Teaching: Lectures and Discussionst time with a fair a mount of anxiety and trepidation. As Wilbert McKeachie of the University of Michigan observes, faculty beginners want to avoid looking foolish or incompetent. They prepare their class notes with great care, but still dread the prospect of possible embarrassment if they cannot a

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Getting Published institutions where teaching traditionally has been the primary mission, a faculty member’s publication record is fast becoming a dominant consideration governing annual contract renewals, promotion, tenure, and salary adjustments. Recent trends at a growing number of four-year schools now clearly f

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