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database. Editorial Philosophy The Basic Communication Course Annual examines current introductory communication course research and pedagogical issues. Articles may be experimental, theoretical, or
Philosophy Call for Papers The Basic Communication Course Annual is inviting submissions for its 8th edition. The Annual is published nationally by American Press (Boston) and all of its articles are indexed ... current APA guidelines. Submit to: Editorial Philosophy The Basic Communication Course Annual examines current introductory communication course research and pedagogical issues. Manuscripts may be
Editorial Philosophy Call for Papers The Basic Course Commission invites submissions to be considered for publication in Basic Communication Course Annual 10 to be published in 1998. The Annual is published ... Annual 10 Department of Communication and Theater Youngstown State University One University Plaza Youngstown,OH 4455-3631 phone (330-742-3633 e-mail () Editorial Philosophy The Basic Communication
, friends, and recreation. Finding time and energy during the academic year to alter our practices or make major shifts in our philosophy can be difficult if not impossible. Dedicating oneself to a major
; most notably perhaps, from feministwomen’s studies (see, e.g., hooks 1994; Maher & Tetreault, 2001) and neo-Marxist philosophy (see, e.g., Apple, 1993, Friere, 1970, Margonis, 1993) . However ... made by the instructor or to hold course material accountable to their stock of lived experience. Palmer (1998) has characterized mainstream educational philosophy as that which: centers on a teacher who
al. (2022) noted in the most recent survey of the basic course, these changing times include national and international events that commenced in 2020 and resulted in social, political and cultural ... upheaval (e.g., the COVID-19 pandemic, migration to remote workplaces, a tumultuous economy, extremes in political polarization, and an increase in racial tensions and hostilities). Amidst such upheaval
instructors. We used Slattery and Carlson’s (2010) classification of the syllabi as serving motivational (included in the teaching philosophy section of the syllabus), structural (course policies section), and ... is designed to make students competent, ethical, critical, confident, and information literate communicators. TEACHING PHILOSOPHY The two key values that I believe are crucial to a healthy classroom
illustrated through a description of one introductory public speaking course that was recently restructured to meet this philosophy. ... a focus on skills and effectiveness, the content is taught largely as technique, not as philosophy. The focus on technique means that public speaking is taught as a systematic procedure by which a
.” Ironically, these physical (and social) boundaries created separation between the public and private selves, the classroom and the political sphere, emboldening many of the students to act with more impunity ... resiliency in students as one of its learning objectives. Resilience is a crucial attribute for students living in economic and political systems that are precarious. Creating assignments and activities that
, political and ethical implications. In response to the editor’s call to address issues of philosophy of teaching these authors did not ascend to the highest levels of conceptual abstraction or delve into the ... Group Communication Commons, Mass Communication Commons, Other Communication Commons, and the Speech and Rhetorical Studies Commons 2 San Jose State University Special Forum on the Philosophy of Teaching
, political and ethical implications. In response to the editor’s call to address issues of philosophy of teaching these authors did not ascend to the highest levels of conceptual abstraction or delve into the ... Group Communication Commons, Mass Communication Commons, Other Communication Commons, and the Speech and Rhetorical Studies Commons 2 San Jose State University Special Forum on the Philosophy of Teaching
, denied, and isolated from economic, political, and cultural participation, and that this systemic trauma impacts student learning. This recognition is inherent to the scholarship goals of critical
. ( 1974 ). Media literacy: Thinking about . Dayton, OH : Pfaum/Standard. Hoy , T. ( 1998 ). The political philosophy of John Dewey . Westport, CT: Praeger. Hurst , L. ( 1991 ). “Mr. Henry makes a deal .” In ... in an attempt to revive political participation and to engage students in democratic ways of life by analyzing various aspects of the media It has been well documented that basic courses in
from a change in philosophy. Largely in response to the influences of neoliberal capitalism, as well as external political pressures, universities view education as a mere commodity to be bought and sold ... at: https://ecommons.udayton.edu/bcca/vol33/iss1/5 - Article 5 Cover Page Footnote Daniel M. Chick is a doctoral candidate at the University of Kansas, where he studies rhetoric and political
like psychology, political science, or sociology (West, 2012). Some, including myself, may quibble with the comparison to other disciplines, arguing that History 101, Political Science 101 or Sociology
like psychology, political science, or sociology (West, 2012). Some, including myself, may quibble with the comparison to other disciplines, arguing that History 101, Political Science 101 or Sociology
, friends, and recreation. Finding time and energy during the academic year to alter our practices or make major shifts in our philosophy can be difficult if not impossible. Dedicating oneself to a major
neoliberal political ideology of happiness.Keywords : critical positive psychology; culture; happiness; history; long term.. ... knowledge based on ethic; develop a more realistic discourse within a policy of improving happiness and finally, empirical data that underpin the PsP are used to justify a neoliberal political ideology of
neoliberal political ideology of happiness.Keywords : critical positive psychology; culture; happiness; history; long term.. ... knowledge based on ethic; develop a more realistic discourse within a policy of improving happiness and finally, empirical data that underpin the PsP are used to justify a neoliberal political ideology of
neoliberal political ideology of happiness.Keywords : critical positive psychology; culture; happiness; history; long term.. ... knowledge based on ethic; develop a more realistic discourse within a policy of improving happiness and finally, empirical data that underpin the PsP are used to justify a neoliberal political ideology of