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Nganga, Christine W. – Mentoring & Tutoring: Partnership in Learning, 2011
In this essay, the author interrogated who she is as a scholar practitioner and integrated three texts. Using some salient features from these texts, she framed her identity development around the theme of affirming encounters. These affirming encounters created spaces for personal and professional growth as a scholar practitioner while…
Descriptors: Essays, Mentors, Reflection, Higher Education
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Morris, Charles E., III – Quarterly Journal of Speech, 2012
AIDS, from the beginning, has been a mnemonic pandemic. Remembering and forgetting have reflected and constituted the vicissitudes of HIV/AIDS, its inventions, significations, and transformations in and across time, then and now and into the welter, promise and pitfall, of future and futurity. The 25th anniversary of AIDS Coalition to Unleash…
Descriptors: Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS), Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Mnemonics, Activism
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Farrell, Thomas S. C. – TESOL Journal, 2012
Since the author began work in reflective practice, at first informally in the late 1970s and then more formally in the mid-1980s, he has always looked at reflective practice as a compass of sorts to guide teachers when they may be seeking direction as to what they are doing in their classrooms. The metaphor of reflection as a compass enables…
Descriptors: Educational Practices, Reflection, Reflective Teaching, Essays
Kurtz, Doris J.; Aycock, John T.; Holman, Evelyn Blose; Montplaisir, Bruce L. – School Administrator, 2011
The concluding year of a lengthy career in school administration carries its share of emotional highs and lows. For those leaving the superintendency, it's also an opportunity to reflect on professional accomplishments, the chance to recount one's tangible impact on the lives of hundreds of fellow educators and thousands of school-age children…
Descriptors: School Administration, Superintendents, Public Education, Reflection
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Gould, Deborah B. – Quarterly Journal of Speech, 2012
The author's reflections on this 25th anniversary of ACT UP's founding were spurred by a comment made to her recently that indicated that ACT UP's memory and legacy are haunted by the perception that it was racist. In this essay, the author considers the claim that ACT UP was a racist organization. In addition to the question of historical…
Descriptors: Racial Bias, Racial Discrimination, Social Change, Activism
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Bizzell, Patricia – College English, 2009
Stanley Fish in his new book ["Save the World on Your Own Time" (New York: Oxford UP,2008)] says that composition studies presents "the clearest example" of what is desperately wrong in the academy, because in writing classrooms, he says, "more often than not anthologies of provocative readings take center stage and the actual teaching of writing…
Descriptors: Social Justice, Writing (Composition), Anthologies, Higher Education
Terranova, Mark; Martello, John; Taylor, Joby – Metropolitan Universities, 2006
This essay describes the mechanisms and resources necessary to ensure effective engagement in higher education. Entering a second decade of service, our goal is to move beyond defining goals and strategies, and focus upon solidifying the institutional structures and resources needed to sustain our commitment to serving the needs of Baltimore. The…
Descriptors: College Role, Higher Education, Reflection, Campuses