The practice of university history teaching /

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Other Authors: Booth, Alan, Hyland, Paul, 1947-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Manchester : Manchester University Press, 2000.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: developing scholarship in history teaching / Alan Booth and Paul Hyland
  • Teaching and the academic career / Colin Brooks, Jeremy Gregory and David Nicholls
  • Creating a context to enhance student learning in history / Alan Booth
  • Skills and the structure of the history curriculum / Tim Hitchcock, Robert B. Shoemaker and John Tosh
  • Re-thinking the history curriculum : enhancing students' communication and group-work skills / Hannah Barker, Monica McLean and Mark Roseman
  • Integrating information technology into the history curriculum / Roger Lloyd-Jones and Merv Lewis
  • History in cyberspace: challenges and opportunities of Internet-based teaching and learning / Guinevere Glasfurd and Michael Winstanley
  • Motivating students by active learning in the history classroom / Peter J. Frederick
  • Imaginative ideas for teaching and learning / Peter Davies, Janet Conneely, Rhys Davies and Derek Lynch
  • 'Deep learning' and the large seminar in history teaching / John R. Davis and Patrick Salmon
  • Progression within modular history degrees: profiling for a student-centered approach / John Peters, Christine Peterkin, and Chris Williams
  • Teaching oral history to undergraduate researchers / Alistair Thomson
  • Fieldwork in history teaching and learning / Ian Dawson and Joanne de Pennington
  • Reappraising and recasting the history essay / Dai Hounsell
  • Assessing students in seminars : an evaluation of current practice / Susan Doran, Christopher Durston, Anthony Fletcher and Jane Longmore
  • Assessing group work to develop collaborative learning / Tony Nicholson and Graham Ellis
  • Assessing learning outcomes: tests, gender and the assessment of historical knowledge / Susan Lovegren Bosworth, Robert S. Gossweiler and Kathleen F. Slevin
  • Learning from feedback on assessment / Paul Hyland.