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Place As Text: Approaches To Active Learning (Second Edition), Bernice Braid, Ada Long
Place As Text: Approaches To Active Learning (Second Edition), Bernice Braid, Ada Long
National Collegiate Honors Council Monographs
CONTENTS
Dedication and Acknowledgments
Preface to the Second Edition — Ada Long and Bernice Braid
Introduction — Bernice Braid
Honors Semesters: Anatomy of Active Learning — William Daniel
Honors Semesters: An Architecture of Active Learning — Bernice Braid
Internal Assessment of Honors Semesters — Ann Raia
External Evaluation of Honors Semesters — Ada Long
Student Perspectives on Honors Semesters — Elizabeth Beck
Other Structural Models of Active Learning
City as Text™ — Bernice Braid
Faculty Institutes — William Daniel
Summer High School Field Experiences — Bernice Braid
Sleeping Bag Seminars — Joan Digby
College Recruitment Exercises — Bernadette Low
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Partners In The Parks: Field Guide To An Experiential Program In The National Parks (First Edition), Joan Digby, Bill Atwill, Angela Calise, James Clarke, Rebecca Cole-Will, Rony Enriquez, Greg Fahy, Sarah L. Fann, Pavel Goriacko, Andy Grube, Kathleen King, Matt Nickerson, Joy Ochs, Elizabeth O’Donnell, C. P. Price, Heather Thiessen-Reily
Partners In The Parks: Field Guide To An Experiential Program In The National Parks (First Edition), Joan Digby, Bill Atwill, Angela Calise, James Clarke, Rebecca Cole-Will, Rony Enriquez, Greg Fahy, Sarah L. Fann, Pavel Goriacko, Andy Grube, Kathleen King, Matt Nickerson, Joy Ochs, Elizabeth O’Donnell, C. P. Price, Heather Thiessen-Reily
National Collegiate Honors Council Monographs
When Joan Digby first proposed taking collegiate honors students into our national parks, I jumped at the chance. Within minutes of reading her email, I not only responded with an enthusiastic “Yes!” but went so far as to volunteer the resources of the Southern Utah University Honors Program to get things started. Nestled among 5 national parks in southwestern Utah, I felt our campus would be a natural focal point for the kind of program Joan envisioned. Within weeks we had laid the groundwork for a proof-of-concept pilot project at nearby Bryce Canyon National Park. Little did I know at …