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2007 - Volume 1, Number 1

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Invited Essays on SoTL

Theory:  The Elephant in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Room
Pat Hutchings, Carnegie Academy for the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning

What‘s It Really All About?  The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning as an Authentic Practice
Carolin Kreber, University of Edinburgh

Research Articles

Dialogic Communication in Collaborative Problem Solving Groups
Robert B. Innes, Vanderbilt University

Allowing Not-Knowing in a Dialogic Discussion
Jose Feito, Saint Mary’s College of California

The Significance of Knowledge in Learning:  A Psychologically Informed Analysis of Students' Perceptions
Effie Maclellan & Rebecca Soden, University of Strathclyde

What Motivates Students to Provide Feedback to Teachers About Teaching and Learning? An Expectancy Theory Perspective
Jay Caulfield, Marquette University

What Happens in My University Classes That Helps Me to Learn?:  Teacher Education Students’ Instructional Metacognitive Knowledge
Helen Askell-Williams, Michael Lawson & Rosalind Murray-Harvey, Flinders University

PowerPoint Presentation Handouts and College Student Learning Outcomes
Illene Noppe, Jeanie Achterberg, Lori Duquaine, Margaret Huebbe & Carol Williams, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay

Teachers’ Conceptions of Teaching Service Statistics Courses
Sue Gordon (University of Sydney), Peter Petocz & Anna Reid, Macquarie University

Effects of Information Distribution Strategies on Student Performance and Satisfaction in a Web-Based Course Management System
Margaret Lohman, Pennsylvania State University - Harrisburg

A Study of Faculty Responses to Academic Dishonesty and the Factors that Influence Their Actions
Terry Coalter, Chi Lo Lim & Tekle Wanorie, Northwest Missouri State University

Essays About SoTL

Developing a Shared Meaning of Scholarship to Enable the Revision of Promotion Policy
Cheryl Albers, Buffalo State College

The Status of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in the Disciplines
Paul Witman, Laurie Richlin, et al., Claremont Graduate University

Countering SoTL Marginalization:  A Model for Aligning SoTL with Institutional Initiatives
Connie Schroeder, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

Why Should I Care About SoTL?  The Professional Responsibilities of Post-Secondary Educators
Philip Pecorino & Shannon Kincaid, Queensborough Community College

Shifting Discourse in College Teaching
Winston Gittens, Southwest Minnesota State University

Book Reviews

The Advancement of Learning:  Building the Teaching Commons
Mary Taylor Huber & Pat Hutchings (Jossey-Bass, 2005)
John Tagg, Palomar College

Balancing Acts:  The Scholarship of Teaching & Learning in Academic Careers
Mary Taylor Huber (Stylus, 2004)
Joanna Renc-Roe, Central European University

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