"Academics tend to throw up their hands: Cheever is hardly taught at all in the classroom, where reputations are perpetuated".
However, undergraduate biology classrooms have the reputation, likely deservedly, of being forums in which "right" answers those already accepted as scientifically accurate are the currency of conversation and the substrate for instructor student dialogue.
Undergraduate science classrooms in general have the reputation of being places in which only right answers are valued, and participation in class discussions has a competitive tone (Seymour and Hewitt, 2010).
The new translations have helped change the Loeb's reputation for unscholarly translations, unsuitable for classroom use (although plenty of undergraduates used them as clandestine study aids).
Tirana party head Xhelil Gjoni, a stern man with a reputation for strict views, entered the classroom first.
While their reputations may hinge on accomplishments outside the classroom, the same characteristics that enabled them to become luminaries -- an outstanding legal mind and a passion for their work -- make them shine equally brightly inside the classroom.
His reputation as a philosopher was cultivated in the classroom and in countless editions of philosophical works; so any account of his thought must first place this diverse body of work within the context of his life.
Though much of a particular school's reputation can be attributed to the quality of the classroom experience, business schools also earn much of their following because of their vast networks of alumni, who often help new graduates along.
The study drew on classroom observations of 34 ELA, history, and science teachers with reputations for good instructional practice.
Some business-school academics want the AACSB to go further and make teaching a course on business ethics compulsory for accredited institutions.Certainly, such efforts in the classroom may help business schools to repel the current attack on their reputation.
