Learning from Change : Landmarks in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education from Change Magazine, 1969-1999

, by Dezure, Deborah; Marchese, Theodore J.

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Since its launch in 1969, Change magazine has sought to define higher education both within the USA and elsewhere. This anthology combines key contributions on teaching and learning in higher education published in Change from its launch to 1999.

Foreword

xvii

Theodore J. Marchese

Editor's Acknowledgments

xix

Publisher's Acknowledgments

Introduction

xxi

Deborah DeZure

Promoting a Culture of Teaching and Learning

(50)

Pat Hutchings

Who's in Charge?

(3)

Peter Shaw

Community Colleges: Helping Teachers Teach Better

(1)

Leslie Purdy

The Sociology of Teaching and the Teaching of Sociology

(1)

Lawrence J. Rhoades

Hans O. Mauksch

Inside Room 307: Teaching: A Profession of Possibility

(2)

Theodore L. Gross

What We Talk About When We Talk About Teaching

(2)

Robert Hahn

Changing the Culture of Teaching: Mathematics at Indiana, Chicago, and Harvard

(2)

Ursula Elisabeth Wagener

Divided No More: A Movement Approach to Educational Reform

(4)

Parker J. Palmer

The Re-examination of Faculty Priorities

(4)

Russell Edgerton

Windows on Practice: Cases about Teaching and Learning

(1)

Pat Hutchings

FORUM: Teaching as Community Property: Putting an End to Pedagogical Solitude

(3)

Lee S. Shulman

Good Talk About Good Teaching: Improving Teaching through Conversation and Community

(1)

Parker J. Palmer

Overcoming ``Hollowed'' Collegiality: Departmental Cultures and Teaching Quality

(4)

William F. Massy

Andrea K. Wilger

Carol Colbeck

The New Scholarship Requires a New Epistemology: Knowing-in-Action

(3)

Donald A. Schon

Socializing Future Faculty to the Values of Undergraduate Education

(4)

Jerry G. Gaff

Leo M. Lambert

Taking Learning Seriously

(2)

Lee S. Shulman

The Decline in Undergraduate Teaching: Moral Failure or Market Pressure?

(1)

Gordon C. Winston

Editorial: A National Market for Excellence in Teaching

(2)

Russell Edgerton

Editorial: Getting Smarter About Teaching

(1)

Ted Marchese

The Academic Calling: Creating Spaces for Spirit

(2)

Diana Chapman Walsh

The Scholarship of Teaching: New Elaborations, New Developments

(4)

Pat Hutchings

Lee S. Shulman

Students: Portraits of Students---A Gallery Tour

(34)

K. Patricia Cross

Academic Freedom in America

(1)

Fred M. Hechinger

The End of the Movement

(2)

Andrew M. Greeley

The New Learners: Changing Perspectives on Quality Education

(4)

K. Patricia Cross

The New Vocationalism

(2)

James Hitchcock

``We're Holding Our Own'': The Case for Open Admissions

(3)

Edward Quinn

Reflections of a Black Son: The Visible Man

(3)

Horace Porter

Today's College Students: Going First Class on the Titanic

(1)

Arthur Levine

Open Access, Open Admissions, Open Warfare: Part One

(3)

Robert E. Marshak

Gladys Wurtemburg

The Undergraduate Hispanic Experience: A Case of Juggling Two Cultures

(2)

Edward B. Fiske

Students on Campus: Sex, Race, and Diversity Tapes

(3)

Alison Bernstein

Diversity & Community: Right Objectives and Wrong Arguments

(4)

Frank F. Wong

New Students---New Learning Styles

(2)

Charles C. Schroeder

Curriculum

(28)

Jerry G. Gaff

Educating for Survival: A Call for a Core Curriculum

(2)

Ernest L. Boyer

Martin Kaplan

Growing Down

(1)

Julius Lester

Basic Skills: Closing the Gap

(1)

Fred M. Hechinger

Education and the World View

(1)

George W. Bonham

A Quest for Common Learning: An Essay from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching

(2)

Ernest L. Boyer

Arthur Levine

Education for Character, Career, and Society

(1)

Warren Bryan Martin

Questioning the Great, Unexplained Aspect of Undergraduate Education: Why the College Major?

(1)

Jonathan Z. Smith

The Power of Professors: The Impact of Specialization and Professionalization on the Curriculum

(1)

Frederick Rudolph

Educating for the Information Society

(2)

Harlan Cleveland

The Skillful Baccalaureate: Doing What Liberal Education Does Best

100

(1)

Gary A. Woditsch

Mark A. Schlesinger

Richard C. Giardina

Cultural Literacy and Liberal Learning: An Open Letter to E. D. Hirsch, Jr.

101

(2)

Wayne C. Booth

A Postscript

103

(2)

E. D. Hirsch, Jr.

General Education at Decade's End: The Need for a Second Wave of Reform

105

(2)

Jerry G. Gaff

Multi-Culturalism: The Crucial Philosophical and Organizational Issues

107

(1)

Patrick J. Hill

Pluribus & Unum: The Quest for Community Amid Diversity

108

(1)

Carlos E. Cortes

Habits Hard to Break: How Persistent Features of Campus Life Frustrate Curricular Reform

109

(4)

Carol Geary Schneider

Robert Shoenberg

The Origins of Contemporary Learning Communities: Residential Colleges, Experimental Colleges, and Living-Learning Communities

113

(32)

Zelda F. Gamson

The Living-Learning Community

117

(1)

Judson Jerome

Reports: Washington's Evergreen College

118

(1)

Kenneth Gehret

Innovation on Staten Island

119

(1)

Leonard Quart

Judith Stacey

Reflections on a Pioneer Living-Learning Community: Black Mountain

120

(1)

Martin Duberman

Let a Hundred Antiochs Bloom!

121

(2)

Gerald Grant

Reports: Goddard's Adult Degree Program

123

(1)

Richard Goldberg

A Retrospective on St. John's

123

(2)

Stringfellow Barr

New College: The Noble Experiment That...?

125

(1)

David Riesman

Reports: Freedom and Identity at Hampshire College

126

(1)

Nancy Frazier

Reed College: The Intellectual Maverick

127

(1)

Barry Mitzman

Brookwood Remembered: An Unheralded Educational Experience

128

(1)

Arthur Levine

Innovation---Bloodied but Unbowed: The Legacy of the Sixties

129

(2)

Warren Bryan Martin

Getting Real: Santa Cruz and the Crisis of Liberal Education

131

(3)

William Adams

Requiem for the Hutchins College: Recalling a Great Experiment in General Education

134

(2)

F. Champion Ward

Residential Colleges: A Legacy of Living & Learning Together

136

(4)

Mark B. Ryan

Educating a Committed Citizenry

140

(1)

Faith Gabelnick

Connecting the Academic and Social Lives of Students: The Holy Cross First-Year Program

141

(4)

Royce A. Singleton, Jr.

Robert H. Garvey

Gary A. Phillips

Work, Service, and Community Connections

145

(34)

Alfredo G. de los Santos, Jr.

Education in the World of Work: LaGuardia Community College

149

(1)

Peter H. Binzen

The Next Step: Lifelong Learning

150

(1)

Walter F. Mondale

Learning in the Workplace: Stronger Support from the Unions

151

(2)

Frances K. Barasch

Ties That Do Not Bind: The High School/College Connection

153

(3)

Gene I. Maeroff

Education's Quiet Revolution---Changes and Challenges

156

(2)

D. J. Guzzetta

Educating Head & Hands: Berea College's Labor Program

158

(2)

Emily Ann Smith

A Remedy for Overeducation---A Year of Required National Service

160

(2)

Amitai Etzioni

Students in Public Service: Honoring Those Who Care

162

(2)

Frank Newman

Learning By Doing Through Public Service: For Students and Professors Alike

164

(2)

Arthur Levine

Broadening Community Service to Include Low-Income Students

166

(2)

Karen Bojar

Editorial: Service on Campus

168

(1)

Arthur Levine

Linking Service-Learning and the Academy: A New Voice at the Table?

169

(3)

Edward Zlotkowski

Lives of Commitment: Higher Education in the Life of the New Commons

172

(3)

Laurent A. Parks Daloz

Cheryl H. Keen

James P. Keen

Sharon Daloz Parks

Higher Education and Rebuilding Civic Life

175

(1)

Zelda F. Gamson

New Voices in University-Community Transformation

176

(3)

Joan Arches

Marian Darlington-Hope

Jeffrey Gerson

Joyce Gibson

Sally Habana-Hafner

Peter Kiang

Philosophy, Psychology, and Methods of Teaching

179

(38)

Wilbert J. McKeachie

Competition or Cooperation? Teaching Teamwork as a Basic Skill

182

(4)

Alexander W. Astin

Discussion Method Teaching: How to Make it Work

186

(6)

William M. Welty

Living With Myths: Undergraduate Education in America

192

(6)

Patrick T. Terenzini

Ernest T. Pascarella

From Teaching to Learning: A New Paradigm for Undergraduate Education

198

(2)

Robert B. Barr

John Tagg

John Dewey: A Voice That Still Speaks to Us

200

(4)

David Halliburton

Community, Conflict, and Ways of Knowing: Ways to Deepen Our Educational Agenda

204

(1)

Parker J. Palmer

Cooperative Learning Returns to College: What Evidence Is There That It Works?

205

(7)

David W. Johnson

Roger T. Johnson

Karl A. Smith

Obstacles to Open Discussion and Critical Thinking: The Grinnell College Study

212

(5)

Carol Trosset

Visiting Across the Disciplines: Change and the National Teaching Project

217

(10)

James Wilkinson

Joseph Brodsky in Exile

219

(1)

Susan Jacoby

Psychology: With a Little Help From Their Friends

220

(2)

Peter Janssen

Sociology: More Than Techniques---A Research Center with Heart and Soul

222

(1)

James Benet

These Reports on Teaching: Progress and Prospects

223

(1)

Joan L. Stableski

Continuity and Change in the Study of Literature

224

(3)

Phyllis Franklin

Bettina J. Huber

David Laurence

Science Education Reform: Getting Out the Word

227

(32)

Daniel L. Goroff

Science: The Art of Inquiry

232

(2)

Arnold Arons

Zacharias' Latest Experiment

234

(1)

Larry Van Dyne

Balancing Chemistry's Priorities

235

(2)

G. P. Haight

The Anachronisms of Biology Education

237

(2)

Richard A. Dodge

Mathematics: To Know Is Not to Teach

239

(2)

A. B. Willcox

They're Not Dumb. They're Different. A New ``Tier of Talent'' for Science

241

(2)

Sheila Tobias

Reaching for Science Literacy

243

(4)

Lynn Arthur Steen

Workshop Physics: Learning Introductory Physics by Doing It

247

(2)

Priscilla Laws

Science Education Reform: What's Wrong with the Process?

249

(4)

Sheila Tobias

Science in a Postmodern World

253

(2)

Kenneth A. Bruffee

Case Number One: Force and Inertia: A Case About Teaching Introductory Physics

255

(2)

Daniel L. Goroff

James Wilkinson

Response to Case Number One: Hockey Pucks, Monkeys, and Misconceptions: Four Faculty Talk about ``Force and Inertia''

257

(2)

Daniel Goroff

James Wilkinson

Professional, Graduate, and Teacher Education: Criticism and Reform

259

(40)

Joan S. Stark

Malcolm A. Lowther

Criticism and Reform in Professional Education: Some Illustrations

265

(1)

Zacharias on Professional Education

265

(2)

Jerrold Zacharias

The Time Bomb of Technocratic Education

267

(3)

Earl J. McGrath

Can Ethics Be Taught?

270

(5)

Derek C. Bok

Accounting Education: Change Where You Might Least Expect It

275

(4)

Jean C. Wyer

Criticism and Reform in Graduate Education to Prepare Professors as Teachers

279

(1)

Beyond the Relativism Myth

279

(5)

Donald E. Miller

John B. Orr

Another Century's End, Another Revolution for Higher Education

284

(4)

Donald Kennedy

Criticism and Reform in Teacher Education

288

(1)

Teacher Education: Words of Caution About Popular Reforms

288

(4)

Frank B. Murray

Rediscovering Teacher Education: School Renewal and Educating Educators

292

(7)

John I. Goodlad

Assessing Student Learning

299

(40)

Barbara D. Wright

What a Historian Should Know

305

(2)

Nancy Pirsig

Are They Learning Anything in College?

307

(2)

William W. Turnbull

Assessment: Where Are We? The Implications of New State Mandates

309

(2)

Peter T. Ewell

Editorial: Assessment at Half Time

311

(2)

Russell Edgerton

Watching Assessment: Questions, Stories, Prospects

313

(5)

Pat Hutchings

Ted Marchese

Back to the Future: Assessment and Public Accountability

318

(3)

Peter T. Ewell

College, Students, and the Workplace: Assessing Performance to Improve the Fit

321

(2)

Peter Cappelli

Diversity and Multiculturalism on the Campus: How Are Students Affected?

323

(1)

Alexander W. Astin

TQM: A Time for Ideas

324

(2)

Ted Marchese

Accountability and the End(s) of Higher Education: Some Snarks are Boojums

326

(3)

Roger Peters

Accreditation & Academic Quality Assurance: Can We Get There From Here?

329

(2)

David D. Dill

William F. Massy

Peter R. Williams

Charles M. Cook

Standardized Testing: Meritocracy's Crooked Yardstick

331

(3)

Peter Sacks

The Road Not Taken

334

(1)

Robert Holyer

Guard Dogs or Guide Dogs? Adequacy vs. Quality in the Accreditation of Teacher Education

335

(1)

William R. Dill

Gauging the Impact of Institutional Student-Assessment Strategies: Revolution or Evolution?

336

(3)

Evaluating College Teaching: Myth and Reality

339

(28)

Peter Seldin

Letters: Effects of Teaching

344

(1)

Wilbert J. McKeachie

Research: The Ongoing Debate: Student Evaluation of Teaching

344

(3)

Peter W. Frey

The Stateless Art of Teaching Evaluation: An Overview

347

(2)

L. Richard Meeth

What Is Improved Teaching?

349

(2)

L. Richard Meeth

Viewpoint 2: Learning to Live With Evaluation

351

(1)

Don Kunz

The Presence of Great Teachers, Verified by the Presence of Great Students

352

(1)

Stephen Whitfield

Surveying Policy and Practices: Faculty Evaluation

353

(5)

Peter Seldin

Peer Perspectives on the Teaching of Science

358

(2)

Sheila Tobias

A Group Portrait

360

(2)

Kenneth E. Eble

Thirty Years of Stories: The Professor's Place in Student Memories

362

(5)

Barbara Harrell Carson

Teacher Narratives

367

(28)

Diane Gillespie

Teaching: My Classes Tell Me

371

(2)

Peter Elbow

Pala at Dominguez Hills

373

(4)

C. Michael Mahon

The Radicalizing of a Teacher of Literature

377

(1)

Ellen Cantarow

Teaching at City College: Surviving the Apocalypse

378

(4)

Leonard Kriegel

One Teacher's Quest for Liberation

382

(2)

Robby Fried

Claiming Ourselves as Teachers

384

(3)

Diane Gillespie

Can We Talk? Interracial Dialogue in the University Classroom

387

(2)

Lawrence Blum

Teaching Narrative: Correspondence School and Waterford Crystal

389

(3)

Marshall Gregory

Discerning the Gift

392

(3)

Mark Weisberg

Media and Technology: Plus ca change

395

(28)

Kenneth C. Green

Editorial: Educational Media: A Mixed Bag

398

(1)

George W. Bonham

England's Open University: Revolution at Milton Keynes

399

(2)

Stuart Maclure

Editorial: Television: The Unfulfilled Promise

401

(1)

George W. Bonham

Technology & Learning: Education's Technological Revolution: An Event in Search of Leaders

401

(3)

Allan F. Hershfield

The Computer and Higher Education: A Change for the Better?

404

(1)

Michael S. McPherson

The New Computing in Higher Education

405

(1)

Steven W. Gilbert

Kenneth C. Green

Open Universities: Closing the Distances to Learning

406

(2)

Daniel Granger

The Technological Revolution Comes to the Classroom

408

(4)

Robert B. Kozma

Jerome Johnston

Making the Most of a Slow Revolution

412

(2)

Steven W. Gilbert

Teaching and Learning in the Computer Age: Primacy of Process

414

(3)

Trent Batson

Randy Bass

Universities in the Digital Age

417

(2)

John Seely Brown

Paul Duguid

When Wishes Come True: Colleges and the Convergence of Access, Lifelong Learning, and Technology

419

(4)

Kenneth C. Green

Conclusion

423

(16)

Deborah DeZure

Editor's and Contributing Editor's Biographies

439

(4)

Article Index by Author

443

(8)

Index

451

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Learning from Change : Landmarks in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education from Change Magazine, 1969-1999

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