Optimizing Teaching and Learning - Gurung, Regan A. R.; Schwartz, Beth M.
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Optimizing Teaching and Learning will serve as a practicalguide for anyone, anywhere, who is interested in improving theirteaching, the learning of their students, and correspondingly,contribute to the scholarship of teaching and learning.
Bridges the gap between the research and practice of SoTL Provides explicit instructions on how to design, conduct,analyze, and write-up SoTL work Includes samples of actual questionnaires and other materials(e.g., focus group questions) that will jumpstart investigationsinto teaching and learning Explores the advantages and disadvantages of…mehr

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Optimizing Teaching and Learning will serve as a practicalguide for anyone, anywhere, who is interested in improving theirteaching, the learning of their students, and correspondingly,contribute to the scholarship of teaching and learning.

Bridges the gap between the research and practice of SoTL
Provides explicit instructions on how to design, conduct,analyze, and write-up SoTL work
Includes samples of actual questionnaires and other materials(e.g., focus group questions) that will jumpstart investigationsinto teaching and learning
Explores the advantages and disadvantages of variouspedagogical practices and present applications of SoTL using casestudies from a variety of disciplines
Autorenporträt
Regan A. R. Gurung is Chair of Human Development at the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay. He has served for many years on the campus Faculty Development Committee and has also been Chair of the same. He is currently campus representative for a CASTL Leadership Site, and is a member of a national taskforce for the scholarship of teaching and learning. He is author of Health Psychology: A Cultural Approach (2006). Beth M. Schwartz is Professor of Psychology at Randolph College. She is founding director of the Faculty Development Center on her campus. In February 2006, she received the APLS (American Psychology and Law Society) Outstanding Teaching and Mentoring Award.
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"There were several pieces of information that were valuable, even to someone with a different education background. No doubt there is even more valuable information for readers who are not in such a specific specialty as nursing, but instead are education generalists." (Metapsychology, March 2010)