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Roger Lee – e-Journal of Business Education and Scholarship of Teaching, 2024
Reflective Learning Journals are used to engage students in the learning process. To motivate students to complete the Reflective Learning Journal it is common practice to allocate marks and it is in this area that problems arise. To address the problems rubrics have been used however, most rubrics are based on assigning marks to very…
Descriptors: Scoring Rubrics, Reflection, Journal Writing, Student Journals
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Dwyer, Karen Kangas; Davidson, Marlina – Communication Teacher, 2020
E-journaling invites students to reflect upon and synthesize their experiences, readings, discussions, and presentations in a series of electronic entries, usually viewed only by the student and the instructor. E-journaling assignments have become easier to complete and grade in the last few years because they are now supported by learning…
Descriptors: Student Journals, Journal Writing, Electronic Publishing, Communications
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Sharma, Ghanashyam – Composition Studies, 2016
In light of increasing international immigration and student mobility, unprecedented redistribution of geopolitical power, and the pervasive effects of the internet on institutions and communities locally and globally, rhetoric and composition has, albeit more in theory than in practice, started responding to the multilateral flow of ideas across…
Descriptors: Rhetoric, Writing (Composition), Writing Instruction, Global Approach
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Kelly, Laura Beth – Studying Teacher Education, 2018
Teacher educators needing to meet requirements of state licensing bodies and accrediting organizations are in a position similar to that of K-12 teachers: they must adhere to externally imposed standards and curricular requirements while keeping their courses rigorous, interesting, and critical. This article reports results from a self-study…
Descriptors: Compliance (Legal), Resistance (Psychology), Preservice Teacher Education, Curriculum Implementation
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O'Connell, Timothy S.; Dyment, Janet E.; Smith, Heidi A. – International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, 2015
This paper explores the intersection of reflection, journal writing and creativity. Undergraduate students who participated in a residential field camp were required to keep a creative reflective journal to demonstrate their theoretical and practical understandings of their experience. This study reports on the content analysis of 42 student…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Rejection (Psychology), Creativity, Interviews
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Hains, Bryan J.; Tubbs, Jonathan; Vincent, Stacy K. – Journal of Agricultural Education, 2013
This qualitative case study examines one faculty member's approach toward instilling culturally immersive experiences into graduate curriculum. Participants completed course assignments designed to enhance their multicultural understanding and competence. Course assignments culminated in an immersive experience where students embodied an…
Descriptors: Qualitative Research, Case Studies, Social Development, Cultural Awareness
Niederhauser, Dale S.; Salem, Donna J.; Fields, Matt – Online Submission, 1999
The typical introduction to technology course focuses on helping preservice teachers develop skills for using technology and integrating it into their practice (Downs, 1992; McKenzie, 1994; Niess, 1991; Raiford & Braulick, 1995). Current national standards for technology in teacher preparation also emphasize the importance of developing skills…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, Introductory Courses, Technical Education, Technology Uses in Education