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Elton, Lewis – Arts and Humanities in Higher Education: An International Journal of Theory, Research and Practice, 2009
It is argued that Humboldt's original definition of "scholarship" ("Wissenschaft"), as well as Humboldt's concept of the purpose of a university, continue to be relevant--with appropriate adaptations. They should be extended to include not only a unity between the practice of teaching and learning and research into teaching and…
Descriptors: Professional Continuing Education, Higher Education, Theory Practice Relationship, Scholarship
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Samet, Cindy; Higgins, Pamela J. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2005
A course designed on the theme of Napoleon's Buttons, which states that there is a connection between the chemical structure of a compound and its pivotal moments in history affecting the development of society is explained. Students liked the book choice for the course because the focus was not on straight chemistry, but the intersection of…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Role Theory, Intellectual History, Course Descriptions
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Jelen, Josef – European Journal of Engineering Education, 1997
Argues that technology stems from science, and science represents important and specific values in the whole of culture. Such topics can contribute to educating the whole and balanced engineer. Describes a course taught at the Czech Technical University in Prague on the scientist's understanding of the world. (Author/PVD)
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Cultural Education, Engineering Education, Foreign Countries
Terrill, Marty; And Others – 1994
The History of Great Ideas is an interdisciplinary seminar course for sophomore honor students at North Arkansas Community Technical College that teaches the intellectual history of western civilization. Each semester, students study 14 ideas from science, philosophy, history, religion, sociology, and economics to discover how philosophical…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Classroom Techniques, Community Colleges, Course Content
O'Brien, William A. – 1984
An alternative to the traditional history survey course, which is becoming less and less popular, is described. The goal of this project is to shift the emphasis from coverage of content to the development of skills necessary to understand that content. This particular project focused on colonial America, which covers a portion of the first of…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Colonial History (United States), Course Content, Course Descriptions