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selected full-text articles or abstracts are FREE to all (authors and readers) and available 24/7
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- Pedagogical Model Effects Social Change Abstract
         Lyn Dart, Texas Christian University, TX, et al...
- Swing Out, Studios, and Safety: Writing as Dance ZEITGEIST ESSAY
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         B. Cole Bennett, Abilene Christian University, TX
- Information Literacy in Art History
         Rhonda L. Reymond, West Virginia University, et al...
- Collaboration for College Teaching Improvement
         Marilyn Lockhart, Montana State University
- Building a University-High School Collaboration
         Loren Spice, Texas Christian University, TX, et al...
- Composing Collaboration: An Integrative Pedagogy
         Russell G. Carpenter, Eastern Kentucky University, et al...
- Instructor E-mail as Relational Maintenance
         Maran Subramain, Western Michigan University, et al...
- Writing Center Sustainability Through Research
         Bryna Siegel Finer: Southern Vermont College, et al...
- Teacher training through a parent's perspective
         Lisa M. Dimling, Bowling Green State University, OH, et al...
- Differentiating Maximum Values in Writing Centers
         Janet Boyd, Fairleigh Dickinson University, et al...
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- Early Childhood Teachers’ Efficacy Abstract
         Shin Ji Kang, James Madison University, VA
- Service-learning Among a Purposive Cohort Abstract
         Tyler Tapps, Oklahoma State University, et al...
- Student-centered instruction and student affect Abstract
         Catharine C. Knight, University of Akron, et al...
- Learning Communities, Success, and Perceptions Abstract
         Deborah Balzhiser, Texas State University-San Marcos, et al...
- Korean “Model” Immigrants in a High School Abstract
         Gilbert C. Park, Ball State University, IN
- Outsmarting Pop Culture’s “Be Stupid” Pedagogy ZEITGEIST ESSAY #4886
         Kelly S. Bradbury, College of Staten Island (CUNY), NY
- BSN Students' Perceptions of Service Learning
         Kristin Whitty, Southeastern Louisiana Universityet, et al...
- Where is the Virtual Water Cooler?
         Susan C. Londt, Ball State University, IN, et al...
- Adult Learning with Audience Response Systems
         Deborah K. Anderson, Midwestern University, Downers Grove, IL
- Growth of Online Education in a Community College
         Katherine M. Conway, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY, et al...
- Intercultural Blogs in Study-Abroad Contexts
         Per Urlaub, University of Texas at Austin
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Editors' Choice: abstracts or full-text articles are recognized for one or more of the following.
- demonstrates a useful practice that teachers from all disciplines would benefit from
- describes classroom attitudes and behaviors from various perspectives
- formulates a novel and interesting idea that appears to be a very effective teaching tool
- illustrates ideas that can be applied to other disciplines and courses
- offers succinct and clear style, enjoyable to read
- provides exposition and explicating both sides of the issue
- motivates teachers to rethink how they communicate directions and expectations
- exemplifies current scholarly trends
- deals with a significant, vital issue in education
- adds to our knowledge of the challenges in helping ‘behind the times’ faculty
- makes a significant original contribution to the field
- contains elements which have general application
- presents an innovative approach toward dealing with significant teaching issues
The above examples, in no particular order, are from recent reviewers' recommendations.
In order to be considered for Editors' Choice, early submission is recommended.
Editors' Choice articles are likely to become leading articles in a print edition
(titles may appear on journal's cover).
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