... in their classrooms and that the politics surrounding their actions have become increasingly contentious, it is important to consider academic freedom from the perspective of college teachers in the United States. This essay therefore explores contemporary debates about academic freedom with respect to classroom...

.../nonnative distinction as expressed in the experiences of postcolonial writers as well as of teachers and learners of English. Literary authors discussed include Amitav Ghosh, Ngugi wa Thiong'o, and Michael Harnett. Case studies from the English-as-a-second-language classroom are borrowed from the fields...

... Dr. Glass, professor of archaeology, and he comes to see me every day in this classroom. He turns on the lights, keeps the shelves free of dust, and drinks cup after cup of black coffee from a green thermos. He corrals the students into their places around the scuffed table several times a week. I...

... of the classroom, sees invention where I once saw only subversion. It embraces theorization over theory, an intellectual labor that goes beyond uncovering and resisting dangerous old ideas in favor of venturing and testing responsible new ones. Even today, the reigning approach...

...) The book is organized around these versions of fill-in-the-blanks. Graff and Birkenstein thus offer templates for organizing what sources say, for summarizing, for agreeing and disagreeing, even templates for classroom discussion, as in the following: “Though...

... the opportunity to acknowledge the exceptional graduate students whose comments and insights helped shape these pages — ​we used it as a way of modeling different approaches to the classroom pedagogical scene. Discourses are, according to Lacan, the very contexts in which interpersonal...

... to ask if he felt free. “I’ll be upstairs on the job hunt all afternoon,” he said after he finished cleaning the dishes. “I’m trying a different approach. They’ll never let me in a high school classroom again, so I’m thinking of taking up something unexpected.” “Like beekeeping?” I said...

... to academic freedom.” Calls for trigger warnings, which the statement described as originating on “feminist sites” in “the blogosphere,” were said to make “comfort a higher priority than intellectual engagement,” leading to “a repressive, ‘chilly climate’ for critical thinking in the classroom.” The AAUP...

... program, I saw that I had spiraled by Michael Sprinker once again, and his influence was still upon me. I cannot make the claim that we were pals. We did not engage in lively debate outside the classroom. I was far too shy for any of that. Nevertheless, there was a strong meeting...

... it was brought indicate that Horowitz’s witch- hunting of radical professors is doomed to failure? In fact, can’t his current claim simply to desire that politics of all kinds be kept out of the classroom, and that conservatives simply be given their fair chance at academic jobs, be seen as evidence...

... contributed to or blocked the empowerment or disempowerment of students. The debate was open, honest, cracking, and sharp: lots of incompatible desires and foci for political analysis of institutional politics in and outside of classrooms were on the table. The word...

...Ann S. Epstein Ann S. Epstein Poppies Journal Head Teacher: Bethany Falken (Recorder) Assistant Teacher: Rachel Johnson School: Sunshine Meadows Classroom: Poppies (four-year-olds) September 15, free play, house area: Eliot pushes a monster truck toward Gina. Pretend there s a collision and blood...

.... Piwowar 61 He thinks about Annette, his student-teacher. She’s in her final semester at college and has been assigned to his classroom. Everything about her exudes sensual appeal, from her gorgeous Mediterranean face, lustrous auburn hair, smooth bronze...

... to master them. Where technology excites me is in the emergence of social media as an instrument of teaching. I have always wanted the classroom to be a democratic space where students learn from each other. But now the web-based classroom permits this to go 146 the minnesota review on all...

...…” I dropped my father’s valise and looked up, pasting the phone against my face. The quad was suddenly swarming with undergraduates. They surged out of classroom buildings, krill in colored T-shirts: muscles flexing, breasts bouncing, smiles flashing like newly-minted money...

...Alexandria Juarez [email protected] Copyright © 2024 Alexandria Juarez 2024 Ada's hand lands on Sydney's knee while they're sitting in Ms. Duluth's classroom, five minutes into their lunch period. Sydney doesn't think it's a big deal that Ada isn't Ms. Duluth's student...

.... His burrito’s the same as ever, hot above the asphalt. His children sit in a classroom he sat in. The teacher spins the globe and stops it with her longest finger. She’s picking the country where someone lives. ...

... . January 13, 2001 . Harman Debora M. Schmidt Julia M. , eds. Cogs in the Classroom Factory: The Changing Identity of Academic Labor . Westport : Praeger , 2003 . Johnson Benjamin Kavanagh Patrick Mattson Kevin , eds. Steal This University: The Rise of the Corporate...

... environments in which research-creation takes place. Whether they take the form of 96 the minnesota review classrooms or libraries or galleries, parks or coffee shops, kitchen tables or bookstore shelves, such environments comprise the medium of space in which I work. Space is far from an abstraction...

... the appeal to “the pursuit-of-truth business” (20), Fish specifies that: You know you are being academic (rather than therapeutic or political or hortatory) when the questions raised in your classroom have the goal of achieving a more accurate...