Published: 2010-11-01

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Using teaching observations to reflect upon and improve teaching practice in higher education

Douglas J. Atkinson, Susan J. Bolt

1-19

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Evidence-based narratives to reconcile teaching practices in academic disciplines with the scholarship of teaching and learning

Rosanne Quinnell, Carol Russell, Rachel Thompson, Nancy Marshall, Jill Cowley

20-30

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The student-authored essay as a teaching tool

John R. Slade Jr.

31-40

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Applied and transformed understanding in Introductory Psychology: analysis of a final essay assignment

Kevin M. Clark

41-57

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Inscriptional practices in undergraduate introductory science courses: a path toward improving prospective K-6 teachers' understanding and teaching of science

Ann C. H. Kindfield, Marcy Singer-Gabella

58-88

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ESL student perspectives on university classroom testing practices

Annela Teemant

89-105

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Supporting student learning: improving performance on short-essay exams using realistic practice opportunities

Wesley H. Dotson, Jan B. Sheldon, James A. Sherman

106-118

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Validating the differences between Associate and Bachelor students by comparing performances in a combined class setting

Dean Porr, William Acar

119-127

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Students' Perspectives on Problem-Based Learning in a Transitional Doctorate of Physical Therapy Program

Helene M. Larin, Kathleen M. Buccieri, Jean Wessel

128-144

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Book Review: The Online Teaching Survival Guide: Simple and Practical Pedagogical Tips

Robin K. Morgan

145-146

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Complete Issue Volume 10 Issue 3

Editor, Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
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