Behavioral science strategies for planning effective management development programs are outlined. The curriculum outline for a company management course is included. (LY)

A method for judging the performance of students is discussed. (CK)

The various points of view from which American history is approached are discussed. (CK)

An introduction to the emerging phenomenon of death education: an examination of the positions of "traditional" philosophy and existentialism on death, with their implications for death education; some suggestions about the general orientation of death education as it has emerged; and some controversial observations about possible "hidden…

There has been a proliferation of college courses and programs offered via distance education and particularly via the Internet (online). Although there is evidence that distance education using video conferencing or off-campus classes is effective, there is insufficient research addressing the online classes. Much of the existing research has…

This classroom note describes the lessons I learned from the use of formal debates during the two semesters I taught "Paul and Early Christianity" to undergraduates at a liberal arts college in Ohio. The purpose of the course was primarily to give students the exegetical skills to understand Paul in his own context. The secondary purpose…

A critical look at the content we select for teaching and the criteria for that selection may help us to establish a theoretical framework for studying the quality of teaching and learning. The discussion of such criteria is central to the German and Nordic didaktik tradition. The criteria for content selection reveal how educational content is…

Graduates of a post-baccalaureate secondary education program working on certification in five core subject fields served as a sample for transcript review to investigate how well the variables of number of hours completed for content major course work, the content major grade point average (GPA), and the age of content major course work predicted…