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RELIGST 391

Teaching Religious Studies

UNITS:4
GRADING:Letter (ABCD/NP)
LEVEL:Graduate
GER:—

This seminar will help prepare you for your role as a university teacher both at a practical and a theoretical level. We will focus on how to best obtain (and keep) a new academic position. We will thus often work together on "nuts and bolts" issues such as syllabus design, engaging lectures, lively seminar discussions, positive classroom dynamics, and producing a strong teaching portfolio. We will also explore recent developments in pedagogical theory, cognitive science, and educational psychology that have bearing on effective university level teaching. These will be situated within the specific demands of the religious studies classroom and supplemented by guest speakers who will help us explore how institutional context affects the ways one teaches.

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RELIGST 391: Teaching Religious Studies

4 units · Letter (ABCD/NP)

This seminar will help prepare you for your role as a university teacher both at a practical and a theoretical level. We will focus on how to best obtain (and keep) a new academic position. We will thus often work together on "nuts and bolts" issues such as syllabus design, engaging lectures, lively seminar discussions, positive classroom dynamics, and producing a strong teaching portfolio. We will also explore recent developments in pedagogical theory, cognitive science, and educational psychology that have bearing on effective university level teaching. These will be situated within the specific demands of the religious studies classroom and supplemented by guest speakers who will help us explore how institutional context affects the ways one teaches.

More RELIGST courses

  • RELIGST 384: Research in Christian Studies
  • RELIGST 385: Research in Buddhist Studies
  • RELIGST 386: Research in Islamic Studies
  • RELIGST 387: Research in Jewish Studies
  • RELIGST 388: Research in Religious Thought, Ethics, and Philosophy
  • RELIGST 389: Individual Work for Graduate Students
  • RELIGST 390: Advanced Teaching Practicum
  • RELIGST 392: Paper in the Field
  • RELIGST 395: Master of Arts Thesis
  • RELIGST 399: Readings in Theories and Methods
  • RELIGST 801: TGR Project
  • RELIGST 802: TGR Dissertation

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