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Still Learning the Lessons of the ’60s

The Chronicle of Higher Education, 2018-02

Copyright Chronicle of Higher Education Feb 6, 2018 ;ISSN: 0009-5982 ;EISSN: 1931-1362

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  • Title:
    Still Learning the Lessons of the ’60s
  • Author: Gooblar, David
  • Subjects: Classrooms ; College students ; English as a second language learning ; English as an international language ; Higher education ; International languages ; Learning ; Numerals ; Pedagogy ; Psychology ; Public speaking ; Schedules ; Students ; Teaching methods
  • Is Part Of: The Chronicle of Higher Education, 2018-02
  • Description: The government of Brazil was creating a new university in the country’s capital, Brasilia, and the founders had asked Azzi and Bori — then faculty members at the University of Sao Paulo, along with their American colleagues Keller and Sherman — to create a department of psychology. PSI courses were taught at a great number of American institutions, from prestigious universities (MIT, Georgetown) to large state campuses (University of Texas, State University of New York) to small liberal-arts colleges (Bucknell, Kalamazoo). (PSI calls to mind a later trend, competency-based education, but that is more common in schools and online courses than in nonprofit higher education.) PSI was simply too different from traditional courses. With increasing numbers of first-generation students, international students, and English-language learners in college classrooms, can we be sure that our idea of the average student matches up with the people we’re teaching?
  • Publisher: Washington: Chronicle of Higher Education
  • Language: English
  • Identifier: ISSN: 0009-5982
    EISSN: 1931-1362
  • Source: ProQuest Central

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