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Sherman, Thomas M. – Educational Technology, 1981
Describes the advantages of an ecological and active approach to classroom management, presents an analysis of how such an approach might be developed, and discusses several issues which need to be addressed in order to improve classroom management. Twenty-nine references are listed. (Author/CHC)
Descriptors: Class Organization, Classroom Environment, Classroom Techniques, Concept Formation
Kemp, Jerrold E.; McBeath, Ron J. – Educational Technology, 1994
Proposes the benefits of instructional design reforms for college courses. Design steps include how to evaluate needs, establish goals, and make changes. A detailed example is provided of a restructured art history course which was changed from a large lecture format to self-paced learning activities. (Contains 22 references.) (SLW)
Descriptors: Art History, Change Strategies, Educational Trends, Excellence in Education
