Over the past two-and-a-half years, the wide range of dilemmas you have sent to Private Lives, and the clarity with which you have articulated them, have taught me a great deal.
"More importantly, they'll be able to articulate their teaching philosophy, which they'll have had time to foster and test in and out of the classroom.
Modules will cover all aspects of college teaching, from articulating a personal teaching philosophy and designing a course to dealing with sexual harassment and inappropriate student behavior.
In my current position as an instructor in a Teachers College, I am constantly reminding pre-service teachers, as well as those already in their own classrooms, of the frequently articulated refrain that teaching is considered by many to be both as much an "art as it is a science".
Biology educators have articulated the importance of teaching undergraduates the mechanisms of evolution.
They had difficulty articulating how they were teaching.
In a recent survey of faculty, lack of support, articulated as not enough teaching assistants nor assessment tools, was identified as one obstacle to teaching science process skills (Coil et al., 2010).
In contrast to "social reflection", accurate definition of "academic reflection" is recently articulated as twelve tips for teaching reflection at all levels of medical education by Aronson.
In music education, articulate voices ask that teaching be centred more upon qualitative aspects of the art ("aesthetic education"), less upon music making as an activity.
The design of the teaching experiment articulates the static perspective of exponential covariation and a reformulation for the discrete case of the dynamic perspective of the covariation.
