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Cruickshank, D., Bainer, D., and Metcalk, K. (1999). The Act of Teaching. McGraw-Hill.

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Dinmore, Il (1997). Interdisciplinarity and integrative learning: an imperative for adult education. Education, v117 n3 p452(16).

Dutt, K. (1997). The fishbowl motivates students to participate (The Quick Fix). College Teaching, v45 n4 p143(1).

Fram, E.and Pearse, R. (2000). "Tough Love" Teaching Generates Student Hostility. College Teaching, v48 i2 p42.

Gibboney, R. and Webb, C. (1998). What Every Great Teacher Knows: Practical Principles for Effective Teaching. Brandon, Vt: Holistic Education Press.

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Golland, J. (1998). A lesson plan model for the supervision of student teaching. Education, v118 n3 p376(5)

Gronlund, N. (1995). How to Write and Use Instructional Objectives. Columbus, Ohio: Merrill, Prentice Hall.

Higgins, P. (2001). Excitement on the first day. College Teaching, v49 i1 p2.

Hobson, S. and Talbot, D. (2001). Understanding Student Evaluations. College Teaching, v49 i1 p26.

Horning, A. (1998). Helping students in trouble: what they didn't teach in grad. School. (Special Section: Writing Out of Bounds). College Teaching, v46 n1 p2(5).

Hurst, B. (2001). ABCs of content area lesson planning: Attention, basics, and comprehension. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, v44 i8 p692.

Jackson, M. (1995). Skimming the surface or going deep? (teaching and learning methods in higher education). PS: Political Science & Politics, v28 n3 p512(3).

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Kloss, R. (1997). The way it looks right now: a simple feedback technique. College Teaching, v45 n4 p139(4).

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Snell, J.C. (2000). Teaching Gen X & Y: An essay part 2: Teaching Strategies. College Student Journal, v34 i4 p482.

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Wiggns, G., & McTighe, J. (1998). Understanding by design. Alexandria, VA: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.

Wiggins, G. (1993). Assessing Student Performance: Exploring the Limits and Purposes of Testing. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.