INDEX

A

ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology)

Accelerated learning

Accountability programs: state-level; voluntary. See also Quality and quality assurance

Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET)

Accreditation organizations: criteria of; institutional assessment and; on need to change preprofessional education; support from

Active learning; activities that promote; chart of activities for; components of; definition of; diagrams of; doing experiences in; in Electronics Lab case study; holistic view of; learning portfolios and; observing experiences in; online and distance; passive learning and; reflection in; rich learning experiences for; risks in; strategies for implementing; summary of

Activities, teaching and learning: in Band/Orchestra Directors course; chart of; decision guide for; doing experiences type of; in Electronics Lab case study; for flow experiences; in-class/out-of-class organization of; in integrated course design model; integration of, with goals and assessment; and integration of structure and strategy; learning portfolios for; linking content to; listing approach to; lowering risk in; observing experience type of; online and distance; overall scheme of; passive type of; reflective type of; resources for creating; in Rural and Urban Ethnic Movements course; selecting effective; strategies for implementing; summary of; teaching strategies derived with. See also Sequence of events; Teaching strategies

Adolescent life

Aerobics course

“AHA Statement on Excellent Classroom Teaching of History”

Air Force Academy

Allen, D. E.

Alverno College: assessment at; educational goals of; institutional assessment at; learning portfolios at; organizational structure of

Ambrose, S. A.

America Association of Physics Teachers

American Council on Education (ACE)

American Economics Association

American Historical Association

American Society for Engineering Education

Anderson, L. W.

Anderson, V. J.

Angelo, T. A.

Annis, L.

Applause: examples of; psychological need for

Application: assessment procedures for; complex project management and; in course case examples; described; in Electronics Lab case study; foundational knowledge and; learning goal formulation for; literature on; significant learning gained from; skill development and; in taxonomy chart; in taxonomy diagram; thinking skills and; types of

Art education, thinking skills in

Art history courses: learning goals in; significant learning in

Artistic representation, of faculty dreams

Arum, R.

Assessment: accrediting agencies and; audit-ive; authentic tasks for; backward-looking; in Band/Orchestra Directors course; campus-wide rubrics for; components of, summarized; in context; in course case examples; of course design, initial phase; criteria and standards identification for; decision guide for; educative; in Electronics Lab case study; exercising and; feedback versus; FIDeLity feedback in; first step in; flow diagram of; for flow experiences; formulating procedures for feedback and; forward-looking; fourth step in; funding agencies and; grading system for; institutional; in integrated course design model; integration of, with goals and activities; paradigm shifts for; procedures for, by significant learning type; psychology of feedback and; resources for; rubrics for; in Rural and Urban Ethnic Movements course; second step in; self-, by learners; student-to-student; third step in; traditional view of; validity versus reliability of. See also Feedback

Associate faculty certificate program

Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE)

Association of American Colleges (AAC). See also Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U)

Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U); educational goals recommended by; teaching excellence criteria and

Astin, A.

Attention

Audit-ive assessment

Authentic performance assessment

Autodidaxy

Award ceremonies. See also Recognition and rewards

B

Backward design

Backward-looking assessment: changing, to forward-looking assessment; forward-looking assessment versus

Bain, K.

Band and music education

Band and orchestra directors course

Barkley, E.

Barr, R. B.

Bartell

Barzun, J.

Baxter Magolda, M.

Bean, J. C.

Beaudry, M. I.

Bergquist, W. H.

Biggs, J.

Biology education, thinking skills in

Biology for Science Literacy course

Blackboard

Blackburn, R. T.

Blaich, C.

Bloom, B. S.

Boice, R.

Bok, D.

Bonwell, C. C.

Boredom, student

Boud, D.

Bowen, J. A.

Bowling Green State University (BGSU)

Boyd, T.

Brain research

Braskamp, L. A.

British Commonwealth countries, faculty professional development in

Brookfield, S. D.

Bruner, J. S.

Business education: need for change in; significant learning in; thinking skills in

C

Calderon, J.

California State University, Northridge

Campbell, W. E.

Campus Compact

Candy, P. C.

Cardean University

Caring: assessment procedures for; in course case examples; described; feedback delivered with; foci for; learning goal formulation for; literature on; sample course goals for; significant learning gained from; in taxonomy chart; in taxonomy diagram; two-step approach to

Carnegie Mellon University

Carnevale, A. P.

Carroll, S.

Case study method

Cassel, J. F.

Center for Critical Thinking

Centers of teaching and learning

Central Connecticut State University

Central Missouri University

Chandramohan, B.

Change: calls for; continual; course design as approach to; faculty awareness and readiness for; history of, in higher education; institutional; leading toward; and learning how to learn; multidimensional institutional response to; in preprofessional education; student cooperation with; student resistance to; of teaching. See also Institutional change; Teaching change

Chavez, C.

Chemistry courses: significant learning in; structure of

Chickering, A. W.

Christensen, C. M.

Chronicle of Higher Education

Citizenship: critical competencies for; educational goal of; need for development of; significant learning experiences to improve

Civic participation: need for development of; significant learning experiences to improve

“Civic Responsibilities of Research Universities, The” (Campus Compact)

Class attendance concerns

Class preparation: in-class activities and; potential solutions to problems of

Classroom Assessment Techniques (Angelo and Cross)

Classroom energy: concerns about; significant learning experiences to improve; student boredom and

Clickers

Climate, paradigm shift for

Coach model

Cognitive learning taxonomy

Collaborative Learning Techniques (Barkley et al.)

College Learning for the New Global Century (AAC&U)

Collingwood, R. G.

Columbia University

Communication skill development

Community involvement, service learning and

Competence, perceptions of teacher

Competition, institutional: change drivers of; institutional response to

Complex project management

Congleton, R. J.

Connections: between academics and life; in integrated course design model

Consciousness, multiple orders of

Constructive alignment. See also Integrated course design

Consulting: in course design; for faculty development

Content: approach centered on, versus learning-centered approach; coverage of, in course case examples; foundational knowledge as; linking, to other learning activities; new ways of delivering. See also Foundational knowledge; Subject matter

Context: assessment in; doing experiences in

Context, course: analysis of; questions about, listed

Context, educational, paradigm shift for

Context-rich problem solving

Continuous improvement

Convergent courses

Cooper, P. J.

Cooperative learning

Cooperative Learning in Higher Education (Millis)

Corporate universities

Cottell, P. G.

Council of Independent Colleges

Courage to Teach, The (Palmer)

Course case examples: application in; caring in; detailed, of integrated course design; feedback and assessment in; foundational knowledge acquisition in; human dimension in; integration in; learning how to learn in; significant learning through course design in; summary analyses of; that support making a difference. See also Electronics Lab course

Course components: assembling; building; importance of focusing on primary. See also Activities; Assessment; Learning goals

Course design: approaches to; as bottleneck to instructional improvement; decision guide to; differentiation and integration in; disconnects in; “dreaming and imagining” exercises for; for flow experiences; general tips for; journals on teaching and; literature on; problems solvable by; resources for; significance of; for significant learning experiences; student involvement in; worksheet for. See also Integrated course design

Course evaluation: in Electronics Lab case study; planning

“Course file”

Course goals: examples of; formulating, around significant learning; general; specific. See also Curricular goals; Learning goals

Course management

Course management software

Course structure: creating a thematic; in Electronics Lab case study; for hypothetical course; integration of, with teaching strategy; overall theme creation and

Course syllabus, writing the

Courts, P. L.

Couturier, L.

Covey, S. R.

Cox, M. D.

Creative thinking: as application learning; in course design; field-specific examples of

Credibility, teacher

Criteria and standards: in Electronics Lab case study; identification of; for institutional quality; for recognition and rewards; for self-assessment; for teaching

Critical Thinking (Paul)

Critical thinking skills: as application learning; assessment of; field-specific examples of; poor achievement in; poor instruction in

Criticalthinking.org

Cross, K. P.

Csikszentmihalyi, M.

Curricular goals: application; caring; foundational knowledge; human dimension; integration; learning how to learn; literature on teaching and; significant learning and. See also Course goals; Learning goals; Taxonomy of significant learning

Curriculum: calls for change in; interdisciplinary; restructuring; student concerns about. See also Course design; Course goals

D

Dance of life. See also Life

Data gathering skills

Davis, B.

Debugging step

Decision guide for course planning

Deep learning

Deliberations Web site

Demographic differences

Department for Education and Employment (United Kingdom)

Departmental expectations

Designing and Assessing Courses and Curricula (Diamond)

Designlearning.org

Desire2Learn

Development, faculty. See Faculty professional development

Development, pattern of

Dew, W.

Diamond, N. A.

Diamond, R. M.

Diaries

Differentiation, among learning activities

Dining experience, quality in

Disciplinary associations

Discipline-based departments

Discussion, class. See also Reflection: dialogue with others

Distance learning

Divergent courses

Diversity, student openness to, shortcomings in

Dolence, M. G.

Dreams, faculty: comprehensive; examples of; illustrating and sharing; significant learning and; significant learning goals linked to

Duch, B. J.

Duderstadt, J. J.

Dynamism, perceptions of teacher

E

Education–Introduction to Teaching course

Education Commission of the States (ECS)

Educational goals: AAC&U recommendations for; accrediting agencies and; assessment of; ECS recommendations for; examples of; institutional; organizational structure to support; programs capable of implementing. See also Curricular goals; Learning goals

Educative assessment. See also Assessment

Educative Assessment (Wiggins)

Edwards, J. A.

Effective Grading (Walvoord and Anderson)

Eison, J. A.

Elder, L.

Electronics Lab course: active learning in; activities for; application learning in; caring in; course structure for; criteria and standards for; evaluation of; feedback and assessment procedures for; first semester of; foundational knowledge acquisition in; human dimension in; impact of changes to; integrated course design case study of; integration in; learning goals for; learning how to learn in; lessons learned from; preliminary discussions in; reflective dialogue in; rough draft of course design for; second semester of; significant learning outcomes for; situational factors for; teaching strategy for

Ellis, D. B.

Emotional intelligence

Empathy: in feedback; skill of

Employee training programs

Emulation

Encouragement, for faculty

Engagement: as characteristic of significant learning experiences; impact of course redesign on; student concerns about lack of

Engaging Ideas (Bean)

Engineering education: criteria and standards for; simulated project for

English literature courses

English literature education, thinking skills in

Enos, J.

Entwistle, N.

Environmental impact

Environmental studies course

Epistemology, paradigm shift for

“Essential Learning Outcomes, the”

Ethnic minorities

Evaluation: in Electronics Lab case study; of faculty; planning, in course design. See also Assessment

Evergreen State University

Excellence in teaching: defining; recognizing and rewarding

Exercising, versus forward-looking assessment

Expectations, identification of external

Experiences, in active learning: creating rich; defined; direct doing; doing; indirect doing; observing; online

External expectations: analysis of; questions about, listed; types of

Eyring, H. J.

F

Faculty: change awareness and readiness of; changing teaching of; concerns of; credibility of; distinguishing characteristics of, in course design; dreams of; encouragement for and among; expectations of, for student performance; habits of; impact of integrated course design model on; institutional changes to support; needs of, to enable change; new, emulation approach of; organizational support for; paradigm shift for roles of; problems faced by; professional self-management of; recognition and rewards for; significance of course design to; time issues of. See also Teacher headings

Faculty culture

Faculty evaluation: benefits of changing; criteria for; improving procedures for; information sources for; multifocused approach to; student reactions for; time allocation for

Faculty professional development: areas of; disciplinary associations and; institutional support for; internationally; investment in; journals for; modes of; teaching and learning centers for; teaching certificate programs for; time allocation for

Faculty work: adding professional development to; changing procedures for; evaluation of; expectations-setting for; prevailing view of; quality of, over time; time allocation for; time constraints and; worksheet for. See also Research; Service; Teaching

Fallows, S. J.

Family life, connecting academics with

Farrington, G. E.

Feedback: assessment versus; in Band/Orchestra Directors course; decision guide for; discriminating; in Electronics Lab case study; empathy in; for evaluation of course and teaching; FIDeLity; for flow experiences; formulating procedures for assessment and; frequent; immediate; in integrated course design model; lovingly delivered; psychology of; in Rural and Urban Ethnic Movements course; student-to-student; traditional view of. See also Assessment

Felder, R.

Feletti, G.

FIDeLity feedback

Fields of study: paradigm shifts in; thinking skills in various

Fifth-order consciousness

Films, learning from

Final phase (finish important remaining tasks); decision guide for; step nine (grading system development); step ten (debugging); step eleven (course syllabus creation); step twelve (evaluation planning)

Fink, A. K.

Fink, L. D.

Finkconsulting.info

“Fink’s Five Principles of Fine Teaching”

Finkelstein, M. J.

Flanigan, M.

Flow activities

Flow experiences

“Food for Friends”

Foreign language skill

Formal global

Forward-looking assessment

Foundational knowledge: acquisition of, in course case examples; assessment procedures for; as course content; described; learning goal formulation for; linking, to other learning activities; literature on; sample course goals for; significant learning gained from; in taxonomy chart; in taxonomy diagram. See also Content; Subject matter

Fragmentation. See also Integration

Friedman, T. L., ix

Fullan, M.

Funding agencies

Furneaux, J.

G

Gaming

Gardiner, L.

Gardner, J. N.

General educational goals. See Curricular goals

Geography course: assessment in; grading system for; thematic graphic for

Geology—Applied Hydrology course

Geology courses

German Culture and Song course

German history course

Gibbs, G. P.

Gijselaers, W. H.

Globalization, of health

Goals. See Course goals; Curricular goals; Learning goals

Goleman, D.

Gould, R. A.

Gower, B.

Grading; self-. See also Assessment

Grading system: assessment procedures appropriateness for; development of

Graff, H. F.

Great Gatsby, The

Greenberg, E. M.

Groh, S. E.

H

Hands-on learning, student concerns about lack of

Harvard University

Healey, M.

Health care decisions

Heifetz, R.

Helmsman metaphor

Hesburgh Award

Hestenes, D.

Higher education: change in; concerns about; dream for; general curricular goals and significant learning in; globalization of; history of change in; Industrial Age versus Information Age; new providers of; paradigm shift for; shortcomings in; status of quality in

Higher Education Funding Councils (United Kingdom)

History education, thinking skills in

Homework assignments, potential solutions for. See also Class preparation

Honolulu.hawaii.edu

Hoppe, S. L.

Horse whisperer

Hounsell, D.

Howard, J.P.F.

Human dimension: applicability of, to disciplines; assessment procedures for; broadened concept of others in; in course case examples; described; in Electronics Lab case study; elements of; emotional intelligence and; learning about others in; learning about self in; learning goal formulation for; literature on; reciprocity of learning in; sample course goals for; self-authorship journey in; significant learning gained from; in taxonomy chart; in taxonomy diagram

Humanities courses: assessment in; examples of, that promote significant learning; traditional

Humility

Hybrid courses

I

“I Have a Dream” speech

Imaginary-town writing project

In-depth writing

Indiana University Center for Survey Research

Individual learning: informal, passive; intentional

Industrial Age education

Informal learning

Information Age education

Information and ideas, receiving. See also Content; Foundational knowledge; Subject matter

Information technology: as driver of institutional change; instructional; online and distance learning; resource for teaching with; skill needs for

Initial phase (build strong primary components); assessment of; decision guide for; feedback and assessment procedures (step three); integration of components (step five); learning goals identification (step two); situational factors identification (step one); teaching and learning activities selection (step four)

Inquiry teaching and learning

Institutional change: calls for; curricular restructuring for; educational goal formulation for; educational program creation for; forces driving; national organizations’ support for; organizational restructuring for; in policies and procedures; readiness for; specific recommendations for; to support faculty professional development; to support student development as learners; to support teaching improvement; for teaching and learning center establishment. See also Change

Institutional effectiveness model

Institutional expectations

Institutional support, for faculty change

Instructional design. See also Course design; Integrated course design

Instructional practices. See Teaching practices

Instructional strategies. See Sequence of events; Teaching strategies

Integrated business core (IBC) program; significant learning in

Integrated course design: backward design process in; benefits of; case study of implementing; changes in teaching recommended by; consulting for; continuous improvement for; decision guide to; features of; final phase in; flow diagram of; general tips for; getting started with; hypothetical example of; impact of, on students; impact of, on teachers; initial phase (build strong primary components) of; integrated components of; intermediate phase of (assemble components); key questions of; literature on; other approaches and; phases of, listed; resources for; rough draft for; significance of; steps of, diagrammed; steps of, listed; summary of; teacher success factors for; worksheet for. See also Course design; Final phase; Initial phase; Intermediate phase

Integration: assessment criteria for; assessment procedures for; in course case examples; in course design; described; differentiation and; hypothetical problem of; in integrated course design model; learning goal formulation for; literature on; sample course goals for; sample problems of; significant learning gained from; step of; of structure and strategy; table for; in taxonomy chart; in taxonomy diagram; two-part sequence of; types of

Intelligences, multiple

Interaction. See Human dimension; Teacher-student relationship

Interdisciplinary learning

Intermediate phase (assemble components into coherent whole); decision guide for; overview of; step six (create thematic course structure); step seven (select or create a teaching strategy); step eight (integrate structure and strategy into overall scheme)

International Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

Interviews: for course evaluation; as learning activity

Introduction to Rubrics (Stevens and Levi)

Involvement in Learning (NIE)

Isolation, student

J

Jacoby, B.

Japan, faculty professional development in

Jenkins, A.

Jewler, A. J.

Johnson, D. W.

Johnson, N. C.

Johnson, R. T.

Johnson Foundation

Jones, C.

Journal of Excellence in College Teaching

Journal of Geography in Higher Education

Journals: students’; on teaching and learning

Joy, in teaching

K

Keens, M.M.K.

Kegan, R.

King, M. L., Jr.

Klein, J. T.

Knight, A. B.

Knowing, ways of

Knowledge: construction of new; explosion of; paradigm shift in; teacher’s, of subject matter; ways of receiving. See also Foundational knowledge

Knowledge application. See Application

Knowles, M. S.

Knox, R. C.

Kolar, R. L.

Kotter, J. P.

Kouzes, J. S.

Krathwohl, D. R.

Kuh, G. D.

Kuhlenschmidt, S.

L

Land-grant universities

Landscape architecture course project

Laufgraben, J. L.

Law School and Women’s Issues course

Lazerson, M.

Leadership: credibility of; in teacher-student relationship

Leadership course, integrating question for

Learner-Centered Teaching (Weimer)

Learner characteristics: analysis of; questions about, listed; self-image and; ways of learning and. See also Students

Learning: accelerated; active; assessment as; caring about; centers for teaching and; classic view of; deep versus surface approaches to; distance; dream for; flow and; and forgetting; human significance of good; improvement of, possibilities for; inquiry approach to; learning-centered paradigm for; long-term view of; meaning and significance of; new forms of teaching for; new paradigms for teaching and; official view of; online; problem-based (PBL); reflection and; reflection on; research on; selecting activities for; about self and others; service; small-group; taxonomies of; team-based; ways and contexts of; writing for. See also Active learning; Significant learning experiences; Student learning outcomes; Taxonomy of significant learning

Learning activities. See Activities, teaching and learning

Learning and Teaching Support Network

Learning as a Way of Being (Vaill)

Learning-centered approach: content-centered approach versus; integrated course design for; paradigm of

Learning communities

Learning goals: breadth of; course examples of; decision guide for; in Electronics Lab case study; faculty dreams linked to; for flow experiences; formulating significant; identification of; in integrated course design model; integration of, with assessment and activities; questions for formulating; resources for formulating; taxonomy of significant learning applied to; tips for selecting; verbs for. See also Curricular goals; Educational goals

Learning how to learn; aspects and meanings of; assessment procedures for; in course case examples; described; in Electronics Lab case study; importance of; learning goal formulation for; literature on; sample course goals for; significant learning gained from; in taxonomy chart; in taxonomy diagram; through being a better student; through being a self-directing learner; through inquiry and knowledge construction

Learning logs; in course case examples

Learning Portfolio, The (Zubizaretta)

Learning portfolios: at Alverno College; assessment as learning and; in Band/Orchestra Directors course; characteristics of; educational value of, diagrammed; in Electronics Lab case study; reflection and; taxonomy of significant learning applied to; ways of using

Learning styles

Learning teams

Learning theory, paradigm change for

Lecturing: active learning versus; disconnect problem with; limited effectiveness of; as passive learning; readings and, for content delivery; tradition of

Levi, A. J.

“Liberal Education and America’s Promise” (LEAP)

Liberalarts.wabash.edu

Life: competencies for; connecting academics and; dance of; educational goal for; significance of good teaching and learning for; teaching and learning in context of

“Life file”

Life skills development

Lindbergh, C. A.

List-of-activities approach

List-of-topics approach

Loacker, G.

London School of Economics

Londonmet.ac.uk

Long-term view of learning

Louisiana State University (LSU)

Love

M

Maastrict

Martinez, M.

Marton, F.

Masequesmay, G.

Mathematics education, thinking skills in

Mazur, E.

McGuire, S.

McInerney, K. H.

McKeachie, W. J.

McKeachie’s Teaching Tips (Svinicki and McKeachie)

McKibbin, L. E.

McLeish, J.

McMaster University

McTighe, J.

Meaning making. See also Reflection

Medical education, problem-based learning in

Mentkowski, M.

Mezirow, J.

Michaelsen, L. K.

Michigan State University

Microbiology learning goals

Midterm assessment, for course/teaching evaluation

Millis, B.

Minnesota State University, Mankato

Minority cultural education

Mission, paradigm shift for

Moss, D. M.

Motivation, personal

Motivation, student: for caring; course design and; decline in; inspiring, through leadership

Multidimensional institutional response

Multidisciplinary Geology course

Music education: assessment in; impact of teaching change on

N

National Association for Music Education

National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC)

National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS)

National Center for Higher Education Management Systems

National Conference of State Legislatures

National Governors’ Association

National Institute of Education (NIE)

National organizations: accrediting; on defining good teaching; disciplinary; funding; on need for change; support from

National Science Foundation (NSF)

National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE)

National Teaching and Learning Forum

Natural science. See Science courses; Science education

Nbpts.org

Ncsu.edu

New Directions for Teaching and Learning

New Mexico medical schools

Newell, W.

Newman, F.

Nicholl, M. J.

Nilson, L. B.

Norris, D. M.

North Carolina State University

North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Norwich University

Nursing courses: indirect observation in; significant learning in

O

Observation: in active learning; direct; indirect

One-minute papers

Online learning

Online universities

Oral history

Organizational Behavior course

Organizational effectiveness

Organizational structure

Organizational support; from accrediting agencies; from colleges and universities; from disciplinary associations; from funding agencies; multidimensional approach to; from national organizations; need for; significance of; summary overview of. See also Institutional change

Ory, J. C.

Osborn, T. A.

Others: broadened concept of; caring about; learning about; reciprocity of learning about self and

Our Underachieving Colleges (Bok)

Outside observers, for course evaluation

Overall scheme: decision guide for; diagram of; differentiation and integration in; integrating structure and strategy into

P

Palmer, P.

Parrott, J. L.

Passive learning

Paul, R.

Peer assessment

People skills development

Performance-based appropriations

Performance-feedback-revision-new performance cycles

Persistence

Personal competencies

Personal life. See Life

Pew Charitable Trust

Philosophy and cultural diversity course

Physics education: case study of integrated course design in; conceptual understanding in; human dimension in

Pitzer College

POD Network in Higher Education

Policies and procedures, institutional: changing, to support educational goals; examples of successful; for faculty development; for faculty evaluation; for faculty work

Porter

Posner, B. Z.

Power, paradigm shift for

Power of Problem-Based Learning, The (Duch et al.)

PowerPoint slides

Practical thinking: as application learning; field-specific examples of; medical school example of

Preprofessional education: need for change in; real-life connections in

Principles, of good teaching

Problem-based learning (PBL)

Procedures, institutional. See Policies and procedures

Productivity, paradigm shift for

Professional self-management

Professional society expectations

Program creation, to support educational goals

Psychology education: significant learning goals for; special challenge in; thinking skills in

Psychology of feedback and assessment

Public concerns, about quality in higher education

Public education, excellence in teaching in

Q

Quality and quality assurance: accrediting agencies and; defining; Education Commission of the States recommendations for; institutional assessment for; voluntary system of accountability for. See also Accountability programs; Student learning outcomes

“Quality Assurance in Undergraduate Education” (ECS)

Questionnaires, for course evaluation

R

Raiber, M.

Readings, out-of-class

Reciprocity

Recognition and rewards, faculty

“Redefining the Meaning and Purpose of Baccalaureate Degrees”

Redesigning Higher Education (Gardiner)

Reflection: in active learning; activities for; in dialogue with others; in dialogue with self; in-depth writing for; on learning process; with online learning; questions for; on teaching and learning

Regional accrediting agencies. See also Accreditation organizations

Relationships. See Human dimension; Teacher-student relationship

Research, faculty

Research skills education

Resistance, student

Resources: for assessment; for course design; for creating learning activities; for formulating learning goals; for small-group learning; for teaching; for teaching with technology

Retirement

Rhoads, R. A.

Rich learning experiences

Richlin, M. D.

Risk: in changing teaching; and innovation; strategies for lowering

Roberts, M.

Rogers, G.

Roksa, J.

Role playing

Rose, C.

Ross, S.

Rough draft, of course design

Rubrics

Rural and Urban Ethnic Movements course

S

Sabatini, D. A.

Santa Clara University

Saunders, P.

Scandinavian countries, faculty professional development in

Schedule form

Schmidt, P.

Schōn, D. A.

Schuster, J.

Schwab, J. J.

Science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education, calls for change in

Science courses, that promote significant learning

Science education: assessment rubrics for; human dimension in; inquiry approach to; thinking skills in; traditional

Scoreboards: examples of; psychological need for

Scott, G.

Seal, R. K.

Seldin, P.

Self: caring about; learning about; reciprocity of learning about others and

Self-assessement (by learners)

Self-authorship

Self-awareness

Self-confidence

Self-consciousness

Self-directing learners

Self-image, as learner

Self-reflection. See Reflection

Self-regulation

Self-transformation

Sequence of events: in accelerated learning; decision guide for; overall theme and; in problem-based learning; schedule form for; in team-based learning; worksheet for. See also Teaching strategies

Service, faculty

Service learning

Seurey, J.

Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, The (Covey)

“Shaping the Future” (National Science Foundation)

Shapiro, N. S.

Shumanis, N.

Significant learning: achievement of, in case study; in application learning; applied to dance of life; assessment of; in caring; changing teaching for; characteristics of; course examples of; course goal formulation around; formulating goals for; in foundational knowledge; general curricular goals and; in human dimension; in integration; interactive nature of; in learning how to learn; literature on college teaching and; methods for achieving; paradigm shift of; student ratings of; taxonomy of. See also Taxonomy of significant learning

Significant learning experiences: as base-focus for quality concerns; course design for; creating rich; definition and characteristics of; flow experiences and; outcome dimension of; positive impacts of; process dimension of; requirements for. See also Activities; Taxonomy of significant learning

Significant learning goals. See Learning goals

Simonds, C.

Simulations; in course case examples

Sipes, J.

Situational factors: checklist of; decision guide for; for Electronics Lab case study; of external expectations; for flow experiences; identifying and analyzing; importance of; in integrated course design model; of learner characteristics; resource for analyzing; of special pedagogical challenge; of specific context; of subject matter; of teacher characteristics

Skill development: as application learning; in course examples

Small-group instructional diagnosis

Small-group learning; in course case examples; resources for. See also Team-based learning

Smith, B. L.

Smith, F.

Smith, G.

Smith, K. A.

Social competencies

Social science courses: examples of, that promote significant learning; traditional teaching in

Social skills

Society: expectations of; institutional change to meet needs of; role of formal learning in; significance to teaching to

“Sooner City” project

Source credibility

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)

Spanish literature course

Speaker credibility

Special pedagogical challenge

Specialization

Speck, B. W.

Spence, L.

Spirit, of good teaching

Spiritual dimension

“Spirituality in Higher Education” (Hoppe and Speck)

Standardized testing

Standards. See Criteria and standards

Stanford University

State governments: accountability programs of; performance-based appropriations by

Statistics courses: significant learning goals for; special pedagogical challenge for

STEM

Step one (identify situational factors)

Step two (identify learning goals)

Step three (formulate feedback and assessment procedures)

Step four (select teaching and learning activities)

Step five (integration of primary components)

Step six (create thematic structure)

Step seven (select/create teaching strategy)

Step eight (overall scheme integration)

Step nine (grading system development)

Step ten (debugging)

Step eleven (write course syllabus)

Step twelve (course evaluation planning)

Sternberg, R. J.

Stevens, D. D.

Stories, indirect learning from

Strategies, teaching. See Teaching strategies

Student Engagement Techniques (Barkley)

Student learning outcomes: in Band/Orchestra Directors course; calls for change based on; concerns about; due to integrated course design; in Electronics Lab case study; improvement of, possibilities for; institutional assessment of; national organization reports on; shortcomings of; skills included in; teaching practices that facilitate; teaching practices that limit. See also Course goals; Curricular goals; Learning; Learning goals; Quality

Students: boredom of; caring of; concerns of; connecting academics with personal lives of; course design and; development of, for new ways of learning; distinguishing characteristics of, for course design; faculty evaluation by; human significance of good learning for; impact of integrated course design on; involving, in course design decisions; learning how to be better; learning needs of today’s; nontraditional, increase in; old versus new paradigm of; preferred learning styles of; resistance of, to new ways of teaching; risks with, in active learning; self-assessment by; as self-directed learners; teachers’ problems with; traditional, changes in. See also Learner characteristics; Teacher-student relationship

Study skills development

Subject matter: acquisition of, in course case examples; analysis of; questions about, listed; teacher’s competence in. See also Content; Foundational knowledge

Support. See Organizational support; Resources

“Survey of Teaching Effectiveness”

Sutherland, T. E.

Svinicki, M. D.

Syllabus, writing the

Syracuse University

T

Tagg, J.

Tang, C.

Tax Law course

Taxonomy for Learning, A (Anderson and Krathwohl)

Taxonomy of significant learning; applied to learning goals; applied to learning portfolios; Bloom taxonomy and; categories in; chart of; development of; dynamic relationships in; learning sub-types in; literature on college teaching and; paradigm shift of. See also Application; Caring; Foundational knowledge; Human dimension; Integration; Learning how to learn

Teacher-as-helmsman metaphor

Teacher characteristics: analysis of; questions about, listed

Teacher credibility

Teacher education course

Teacher evaluation

Teacher self-change: challenges of, overcoming; continual nature of; risk factor in; success factors for

Teacher-student relationship: as component of teaching; enhancing; leadership in; paradigm shifts for; teacher credibility and

Teachers. See Faculty

Teaching: centers for learning and; components of; concerns about; criteria for effective; evaluation of; Fink’s Five Principles of Fine; human significance of good; improvement of, possibilities for; ineffective types of; inquiry mode of; intentionality in; interdisciplinary; journals on; joy in; literature on, related to significant learning; meaning and significance of; new forms of; new paradigms for; old paradigm for; paradigm shifts for; principles of good; reflection on; resources on; selecting activities for; spirit of good; spiritual dimension of; success factors for; technology for; that predict student growth; time allocation for; traditional, good aspects of

Teaching and learning activities. See Activities

Teaching and learning centers

Teaching at Its Best (Nilson)

Teaching certificate programs

Teaching change; barriers to; case examples of; challenges of self-change and; conditions required for; Electronics Lab case study of; encouragement for; impact of; national organizations’ support for; organizational support for; possibility of; principles and recommendations of; questions about; recognition and rewards for; resources for; student cooperation with; student resistance to; summary lessons on; time allocation for; 2009 update on

Teaching for Quality Learning (Biggs and Tang)

Teaching Naked (Bowen)

Teaching portfolio

Teaching practices: new forms of; that facilitate student learning; that limit student learning

Teaching Professor

Teaching skills assessment. See also Evaluation

Teaching strategies: of accelerated learning; analytic exercise in; castle top diagrammatic template for; decision guide for; in Electronics Lab case study; examples of; integration of, with course structure; journals on; and overall theme creation; of problem-based learning (PBL); selecting/creating; summary of; teaching techniques versus; of team-based learning. See also Sequence of events

Teaching techniques

Team-based learning; resources for; student resistance to; teacher self-transformation in

Team-Based Learning (Michaelsen et al.)

Team teaching

Teambasedlearning.org

Technological Innovations honors course

Textbooks: large; passive learning from

Theater

Thematic course structure: clarifying and sharing; creating a; graphic illustration of; integrating question for

Thinking skills: as application learning; in course examples; deficiencies in; triarchic view of

Third-order consciousness

TIAA/CREF

Time, faculty: allocation of; constraints on; 20/40 percent rule for

To Know as We Are Known (Palmer)

Tools for Teaching (Davis)

Topics: design approach of listing; overall scheme of; selecting and organizing

Tough, A.

Transforming Higher Education (Dolence and Norris)

Trustworthiness, perceptions of teacher

Tutors, in problem-based learning

U

Udel.edu/inst

Understanding by Design (Wiggins and McTighe)

United Farm Workers

Universidad El Bosque

University of Chicago

University of Groningen

University of Minnesota

University of New Mexico

University of Oklahoma: assessment at; integrated business core (IBC) program of; interdisciplinary learning at; learning about others in; Los Angeles river project of; music education program at; “Sooner City” engineering project at; taxonomy of significant learning development at; team-based learning in

University of Phoenix

University of South Carolina

University of Texas

V

Vaill, P. B.

Valencia Community College

Values development: calls for; caring and; from Rural and Urban Ethnic Movements course

Variety

Vaz, R. F.

Virtual universities

Virtual University

Voluntary system of accountability (VSA)

Voluntarysystem.org

W

Wagener, U.

Walvoord. B. E.

Web research

Weimer, M.

Western Association of Schools and Colleges

What the Best College Teachers Do (Bain)

Wiggins, G.

Wilkerson, l.

“Wingspread Declaration” (Campus Compact)

Wise, I.

Wlodkowski, R. J.

Woods, D.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Workplace skills: assessment in context and; critical competencies for; educational goal of; formal programs for

Wright, B. D.

Writing: questions for; reflective; substantive

Writing-across-the-curriculum

Writing assessment

Z

Zinsser, W.

Zlotkowski, E.

Zubizarreta, J.

Zull, J. E.

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