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Turner, Nancy D.; Traxler, Maryann – Reading Improvement, 1995
Contends that the ability and openness to make informed decisions about future classroom reading programs increases with preservice teachers' personal immersion in a whole language environment. Describes strategies used in reading methods courses that allow students to experience what they may be expected to implement as teachers. (RS)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Course Descriptions, Higher Education, Methods Courses
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Ellington, Lucien – Social Studies, 1985
One technique particularly worthy of possible inclusion in the secondary social studies methods class is an assignment in which students interview practicing social studies teachers. In addition to obtaining more insight into actual teaching practice, methods students learn about interviewing as a social studies teaching method. A course is…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Educational Objectives, Educational Practices, Higher Education
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Sturgess, Pam – Art Education, 1984
An art teacher who went to Bella Bella, a remote island in British Columbia, to teach an arts methods course for the University of British Columbia's Native Indian Teacher Education Program describes her experiences and the course she taught. (RM)
Descriptors: Art Education, Canada Natives, Comparative Education, Course Descriptions
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Dambekalns, Lydia – Visual Arts Research, 1994
Maintains that two goals in multicultural art education are developing students' sensitivity to the techniques and inspiration of artists and utilizing that understanding to discover more about their own beliefs and values as translated through an art object. Describes a case-study lesson based on this approach. (CFR)
Descriptors: Aesthetic Values, Art Education, Art Products, Art Teachers
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Green, Charles S. III – Teaching Sociology, 1991
Presents an interview with Phil Nyden, a professor at Loyola University (Illinois). Describes his qualitative methods course. Includes his suggestion of a group project rather than individual research projects enabling students to focus on methodology rather than substantive issues. Lists course objectives: learning qualitative methods, applied…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Course Objectives, Ethical Instruction, Ethics