through Changing the Acoustic on a College Campus Ampliar la voz de los estudiantes en la educación superior: democratizar la enseñanza y el aprendizaje a través del cambio de la acústica en un centro universitario. Alison Cook-Sather This article describes three programs that work to democratize teaching and learning in higher education through amplifying student voices. The first program partners undergraduate students with college faculty to explore, affirm, and revise the pedagogical approaches the faculty members employ in their classrooms. The second program pairs undergraduate students and college staff members from the service/craft sector in reciprocal teaching and learning partnerships through which they explore topics and areas o...
With the aim of bringing university practices to address educational democratization, this article d...
Growing inequality, deep-seated and persistent racism, and the confluence of environmental and other...
Co-authored by a college professor, a middle-school teacher, a college undergraduate, and a 7th grad...
This article describes three programs that work to democratize teaching and learning in higher educa...
Student voice in higher education has the potential to transform teaching methods and curriculum dev...
On most campuses, diversity education and faculty development are separate initiatives. This article...
El artículo plantea la mejora de las prácticas docentes universitarias a partir del análisis de en...
In July 2007, about 40 people – faculty from across disciplines, campus leaders, and civic leaders –...
The United States is becoming an increasingly polarized society, bogged down by a two-party politica...
Campus communities continue to become increasingly diverse as the U.S. grows more sensitized to, yet...
This article discusses student observer/consultant programs which train impartial students who are i...
This article addresses college classes as forums for activism. One course brought college students t...
In this article, we investigate what happened when, contrary to the typical isolation of faculty in ...
College experiences can contribute to teaching, learning, and instruction within higher education. T...
In this article, the idea of teaching social justice at an HBCU in the southern part of the United S...
With the aim of bringing university practices to address educational democratization, this article d...
Growing inequality, deep-seated and persistent racism, and the confluence of environmental and other...
Co-authored by a college professor, a middle-school teacher, a college undergraduate, and a 7th grad...
This article describes three programs that work to democratize teaching and learning in higher educa...
Student voice in higher education has the potential to transform teaching methods and curriculum dev...
On most campuses, diversity education and faculty development are separate initiatives. This article...
El artículo plantea la mejora de las prácticas docentes universitarias a partir del análisis de en...
In July 2007, about 40 people – faculty from across disciplines, campus leaders, and civic leaders –...
The United States is becoming an increasingly polarized society, bogged down by a two-party politica...
Campus communities continue to become increasingly diverse as the U.S. grows more sensitized to, yet...
This article discusses student observer/consultant programs which train impartial students who are i...
This article addresses college classes as forums for activism. One course brought college students t...
In this article, we investigate what happened when, contrary to the typical isolation of faculty in ...
College experiences can contribute to teaching, learning, and instruction within higher education. T...
In this article, the idea of teaching social justice at an HBCU in the southern part of the United S...
With the aim of bringing university practices to address educational democratization, this article d...
Growing inequality, deep-seated and persistent racism, and the confluence of environmental and other...
Co-authored by a college professor, a middle-school teacher, a college undergraduate, and a 7th grad...