The best kind of college : an insiders' guide to America's small liberal arts colleges / edited by Susan McWilliams and John E. Seery.
Material type: TextPublisher: Albany, New York : State University of New York Press, [2015]Copyright date: ©2015Description: 1 online resourceContent type:- text
- computer
- online resource
- 9781438457734
- 1438457731
- Small colleges -- United States
- Education, Humanistic -- United States
- Universities and colleges -- United States -- Guidebooks
- Petites universités -- États-Unis
- Éducation humaniste -- États-Unis
- Universités -- États-Unis -- Guides
- EDUCATION -- Higher
- Education, Humanistic
- Small colleges
- Universities and colleges
- United States
- 378.73 23
- LB2328.32.U6 B47 2015eb
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Acknowledgments; Introduction; What's the Big Deal about Small Liberal Arts Colleges?; Small Liberal Arts Colleges versus the "Competition"; The Money Issue; This Book; Notes; Part One: The Classroom; What's Love Got to Do with It? Shakespeare: A Liberal Art; A Story of Origins: Shakespeare on Stage; Shakespeare in the Classroom and Beyond; Postscript: Richard III Again-in the Graveyard and Beyond; Notes; In Defense of Small: Some Personal Reflections on Teaching Chemistry at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution; Notes.
An Invitation to Get Lost: The Right Kind of Place for Liberal LearningIntroduction; An Invitation to Get Lost; The Lost Scenario as an Occasion for Liberal Learning; The Best Kind of College for Liberal Learning; Conclusion; Notes; From Observation to Engagement to Collaboration: The Liberal Arts Journey; Notes; Magic in the Classroom; Part Two: The Career; Learning to Live a Life of Learnable Moments; Notes; (What Is Meant to Be) Straight Talk on Intellectual, Cultural, and Moral Formation; Robert Frost, Symbolical Teacher; Notes.
The "Job Definition" of a Faculty Member at a Liberal Arts InstitutionTeaching; A Walk Down Memory Lane; Scholarship; Service; Putting It All Together; Notes; How Liberal Arts Colleges Have Shaped My Life; Part Three: The Curriculum; Liberal Education as Respecting Who We Are; Education for Sophists; Defending the Humanities?; The Socratic Method and Its Limits; Respect for Texts; Berry College's Contribution to Our Educational Diversity; Note; Humanizing the Subject: Toward a Curriculum for Liberal Education in the Twenty-First Century; What Liberal Education Is Not.
What Liberal Education IsA Concrete Example; Means and Ends of Liberal Education; Notes; Singing a New History: Pathways to Learning in a Liberal Arts Setting; Notes; Living Art; Social Entrepreneurship and the Liberal Arts; Notes; Beyond Cs Getting Degrees: Teaching the Liberal Arts and Sciences at a Comprehensive University; What Knowledge Should Students Learn?; Persuading Educational Consumers of the Need to Think; Helping Students Find a Purpose Worthy of Their Devotion; The Promise (and Hope) of a Liberal Arts Education; Notes; Part Four: The Community.
Unlearning Helplessness: The Liberal Arts and the Future of EducationLiberal Arts Colleges: The Mothers of (Re)Invention; Note; The Best Kind of College: Spelman College; Athletics in the Liberal Arts; Going Elsewhere, Coming Home; On Not Lamenting Our Virginity; Notes; Part Five: The College; Departures; John F. Kennedy International Airport, January 8, 2012; Chicago O'Hare International Airport, January 21, 2012; San Francisco International Airport, February 12, 2012; Reed College Front Lawn, September 21, 2012; Conclusion: The Author's Backyard, June 28, 2013; Notes.
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