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Scholarship March 29, 2017

Variations on a Teaching/Learning Workshop: Pedagogy and Faculty Development in Religious Studies

The Wabash Center

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Author
Barnes, Linda L
Publisher
Scholars Press, Atlanta, GA
ISBN
788505300
Table of Contents
Forward
Acknowledgments

ch. 1 How It All Came About
ch. 2 The Tools of Teaching: The New England / Maritimes Workshop
ch. 3 Non-Textual Materials and Gender: The Eastern International Workshop
ch. 4 Teaching Religious Studies in the Southeast
ch. 5 Teaching Religious Studies in the Southwest
ch. 6 What Made Them Work?
ch. 7 Implications for Faculty Development

Appendix
Index
An ethnographic study of a series of workshops on pedagogy in religious studies, inaugurated by the American Academy of Religion. Reporting on workshops in New England and the Maritimes, the east, southeast, and southwest, discusses what was and was not effective in the workshops, variables contributing to success that people setting up similar workshops can draw on, and the current state and recent history of religious studies. (From the Publisher)