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Pitcher, Erich N. – Teachers College Record, 2020
Context: Despite debate about the status of women faculty within U.S. universities, the discourse of gender equity often follows genderist logics (e.g., only two genders). Focus of Study: I draw on the perspectives of ten trans faculty to reconceptualize gender equity. Using critical trans politics, I co-create an academic gender justice framework…
Descriptors: Social Justice, Gender Bias, Gender Discrimination, College Faculty
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Seriki, Vanessa Dodo; Brown, Cory T.; Fasching-Varner, Kenneth J. – Teachers College Record, 2015
This chapter chronicles the experiences of three friends who journey from being students in teacher education to junior faculty in the field. Using critical race theory as an analytical tool, the three friends highlight the ways in which racism exists and is manifested in three different teacher education programs.
Descriptors: Teacher Education, Teacher Education Programs, Profiles, Phenomenology
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Major, Claire Howell – Teachers College Record, 2010
Background: Faculty acceptance of distance learning plays an important role in its success or failure in higher education. Information about faculty experiences of teaching online can improve understanding about this delivery mode's potential longevity in academe. Exploratory qualitative research has begun to uncover and unpack faculty experiences…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Qualitative Research, Distance Education, Online Courses
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Moses, Joseph – Teachers College Record, 1973
A college English teacher reflects on changes in educational methodology. Please for a return to teaching with clarity, accuracy, and precision. (DS)
Descriptors: College Faculty, Course Organization, Philosophy, Teacher Attitudes
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Damico, Amy M.; Quay, Sara E. – Teachers College Record, 2006
This self-reflective article addresses the experiences two professors encountered when teaching a class about the popular culture of girls and boys to undergraduates at a small liberal arts college. The issues addressed include student reactions, teaching strategies, and the use of an online discussion platform and assessment. The instructors note…
Descriptors: Childhood Interests, Popular Culture, Undergraduate Students, Teaching Methods