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Scholarship March 29, 2017

Promoting Civility: A Teaching Challenge

The Wabash Center

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Author
Richardson, Steven M., ed.
Publisher
Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, CA
ISBN
787942774
Table of Contents
ch. 1. Incivility in Dyadic Teaching and Learning (Richard G. Tiberius & Edred Flak).
ch. 2. Promoting Internal Civility: Understanding Our Beliefs About Teaching and Students (Sally Kuhlenschmidt).
ch. 3. Feelings from the Back Row: Negotiating Sensitive Issues in Large Classes (Corly Petersen Brooke).
ch. 4. Students Behaving Badly in Large Classes (Elisa Carbone).
ch. 5. Strategies for Dealing with Difficult Behavior (Sally Kuhlenschmidt & Lois Layne).
ch. 6. After the Eruption: Managing Conflict in the Classroom (Susan A Holton).
ch. 7. Faculty Responsibility for Promoting Conflict-Free College Classrooms (James A. Anderson).
ch. 8. Civility, Leadership, and the Classroom (Steven M. Richardson).
ch. 9. The Prevention and Cure of Campus Disputes (Richard Hebein).
If we take a passive view of classroom behavior, we fail in a crucial part of our role as educators: creating a democratic and effective learning environment for a diverse student body. (From the Publisher)