Articles related to "Teaching Philosophy"

Whether searching for that first job or preparing a tenure portfolio, the statement of teaching philosophy is one of the most important documents a Ph.D. will write.

There is much to do when preparing for the new school year. Amidst the activities also take time to reconnect with some fundamentals of teaching.

A teaching portfolio can help instructors find a job, earn tenure, and keep their professional lives organized at all stages of their careers.

In today's competitive job market, academic institutions now require candidates to submit a teaching portfolio and knowing how to sell your skills is the key to success.

Teaching methods and strategies for language arts, close reading, and best writing in the college classroom are found in three best books for teachers.

New to the process of applying for teaching jobs? What's the best way to find a teaching position? Read on for some answers.

Insight into the philosophy of Edmund Husserl, that consciousness is directedness towards an object. He criticized psychologism.

Brief biography of Anglo-Irish author, philosopher, and playwright Iris Murdoch, an important writer of her generation, known for The Bell and Under the Net.

For families who are interested in homeschooling, the doubts can seem endless. They may have lots of questions about curriculum, record keeping, and teaching styles.

Martin Luther, the author of the Ninety-five Theses and reformer who went against the Catholic Church receives an analysis unlike other traditional interpretations.

Notes on the hymn "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" written and composed by Martin Luther, Protestant Reformation founder.

Being an effective online educator does not occur accidentally. It takes deliberate preparation and thorough understanding of the distance education landscape.

Balance Basics and Beyond is a 53-minute DVD designed to promote overall health by teaching exercise strategies to improve one's balance.

Works of French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre as a novelist and playwright. Best-known for his philosophy book Being and Nothingness.

The latest craze in math puzzles, KENKEN is a challenging and enjoyable arithmetic activity for kids both young and old.

Preparing grades and lessons, attending meetings, helping kids after school, keeping up-to date on teaching methodologies: what's really behind all this?

A course syllabus is one of the most important documents in a college classroom, but many students don't take it seriously. Here's what you need to know about syllabi.

At this fall's Equine Affaire, Mark Rashid was a featured clinician teaching about harmoniously working with and riding horses.

An interview with the award-winning poet published in The New Yorker about her poetry workshop, teaching style, and publishing success of her students.

Many areas need to be addressed when creating a class syllabus. Each area is important and must not be overlooked, but it's not as easy as following a simple form.

Toronto musician Gregory Oh is innovative and outspoken--but don't be too quick to label him a firebrand.

A regular practice routine and following the teacher's practice time requirements help students learn a musical instrument. Variables include age, level, and instrument.

Marietta McCarty goes to the heart of philosophy with 10 ideas that matter most, 21 philosophers who espouse them, and 100s of ways to make philosophy part of your life.