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Schwiebert, John E. – College Teaching, 1996
A grid system designed to help students and other writers exploit familiar forms of discourse for better thinking and composing is outlined. The technique helps link topic and discourse form innovatively, promotes understanding of the contextual character of every writing task, and can encourage students to read in order to master writing…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, College Instruction, Critical Thinking, Discourse Analysis
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Graves-Snyder, Laura – College Teaching, 1992
As illustrated in one college world literature course, videotape recording projects that require students to interpret and perform literary works can encourage them to incorporate their new learning with their own experiences. In the process, history becomes more real and literary works become more understandable and relevant. (MSE)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, College Instruction, Higher Education, Literature Appreciation
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Hunley, Tom C. – College Teaching, 2003
A sentence variety exercise, used to help student writers consciously consider and control the lengths and types of sentences in their essays, is discussed. Students revised paragraphs according to the method and reflected on whether they found the exercise useful in improving their writing. Reactions were mixed, although most students were able…
Descriptors: Sentences, Writing Instruction, Higher Education, Teaching Methods
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Pernecky, Mark – College Teaching, 1993
The technique of having college economics students write brief reaction papers in response to assigned readings has been found to be useful in motivating and enhancing student preparedness for classroom discussions. The reaction papers also helped students study for exams and develop writing skills. (MSE)
Descriptors: Classroom Communication, Classroom Techniques, College Instruction, Economics Education
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Geske, Joel – College Teaching, 1992
Techniques developed to improve student participation and student evaluation in a large-group college course in advertising include role playing in talk-show-style discussions of controversial issues, breaks in lectures to play a trivia game, a three-minute writing assignment, teacher movement among students, and changes in testing policies and…
Descriptors: Advertising, Business Administration Education, Class Size, Classroom Communication