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Full-Text Articles in Humane Education
Reflections On Building A Popular Writing Course, Emily Howson, Chris Massenburg, Cecilia Shelton
Reflections On Building A Popular Writing Course, Emily Howson, Chris Massenburg, Cecilia Shelton
Dialogue: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Popular Culture and Pedagogy
Composition pedagogy has typically employed traditional academic texts in the instruction of first-year writing courses. In this article, three first-year writing instructors reflect on their experiences employing popular culture artifacts in lieu of more traditional academic texts in writing classrooms at a small, private, historically black institution (HBCU). By retrospectively analyzing the intersections between theory and practice, the instructors’ autoethnographic reflections explore the utility of popular culture artifacts as tools for teaching and learning writing, with an emphasis on rhetorical knowledge and transfer. Though preliminary, their conclusions point to the potential of popular culture for integration into traditional best practices …
From We To Me: Moving Towards An Examination Of Self Identity In An Online, Global, Collaborative, Learning Environment, Danielle P. Espino, Eric Hamilton, Kristina Lux, Seung B. Lee
From We To Me: Moving Towards An Examination Of Self Identity In An Online, Global, Collaborative, Learning Environment, Danielle P. Espino, Eric Hamilton, Kristina Lux, Seung B. Lee
Education Division Scholarship
This paper reflects on previous work using QE to examine patterns of discourse of adolescent learners in a virtual, global, collaborative informal learning setting. The collective impact of involvement in the project on participants’ experiences was observed in various reflective interviews over the last five years. The deep reflection of this work resulted in a research shift from the general impact on the participants to a shift towards examining how such experiences shape self-identity, such as recognizing identity congruence, relational self, and overcoming negative identity fostered by master narrative frameworks. An initial examination of pre-assessment interviews indicates that younger students …
Book Review: Anti-Racism And Universal Design For Learning: Building Expressways To Success., Donna Fortune, Kenya Motley, Mason Engelhardt, Carey Stewart, Kia Powers
Book Review: Anti-Racism And Universal Design For Learning: Building Expressways To Success., Donna Fortune, Kenya Motley, Mason Engelhardt, Carey Stewart, Kia Powers
Virginia English Journal
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Inclusion: Problems And Potential Solutions In Mathematics Instruction, Lynnea Marie Salscheider
Inclusion: Problems And Potential Solutions In Mathematics Instruction, Lynnea Marie Salscheider
Mathematics Graduate Theses
The purpose of this study was (1) to identify and describe the attitudes and beliefs of general and special education teachers about inclusion and (2) to identify significant recommendations based on teacher attitudes for improving the teaching of mathematics to special needs students using inclusion.
Cooperative Learning In The Mathematics Classroom, Janine Regnier
Cooperative Learning In The Mathematics Classroom, Janine Regnier
Mathematics Graduate Theses
Student interactions are important which provokes the idea that cooperative learning should be incorporated into classrooms. Research states many benefits for incorporating cooperative learning and are included in the literature review. Cooperative groups were introduced and studied by the author, who ultimately concluded that cooperative learning does have a place in Mathematics classrooms and should be used when the lesson lends itself to a cooperative environment. The study results can be found in this paper following the literature review.
Journaling In The Secondary Mathematics Classroom: An Introduction, Defense, And Resource, Emily K. Falgier
Journaling In The Secondary Mathematics Classroom: An Introduction, Defense, And Resource, Emily K. Falgier
Honors Capstones
Capstone submitted as a graduation requirement for the BSU Honors Program.