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Koontz, T. M.; Plank, K. M. – Journal on Excellence in College Teaching, 2011
Many instructors strive to encourage student reading outside of class and active learning in class. One pedagogical tool, structured reading questions, can help do both. Using examples from question sets across six courses, the authors illustrate how reading questions can help students achieve the six active-learning principles described by…
Descriptors: Prior Learning, Active Learning, Scholarship, Reading
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McLaughlin, Marilou B. – College Teaching, 1986
A program is described that set out to improve/enlarge the reading background of entering students by asking them to read 5-10 specific books before coming to college, featuring one book each year as the "common text," and providing a number of special seminars and activities based on that text. (MLW)
Descriptors: Books, College Faculty, College Instruction, College Students