| TITLE : TEACHING AND THE CASE METHOD. 3RD ED. |
Teaching and the Case Method: Premises and Practices 7 READINGS Thinking in Education JOHN DEWEY 9 Teachers Also Must Learn CHARLES 1. GRAGG 15 Premises and Practices of Discussion Teaching 23 Teaching with Cases at the Harvard Business School 34 Suggestions for Seminar Participants 69 II The Seminar Program 77 Section 1. Teaching and the Case Method of Discussion: Opportunities, Dilemmas, and Risks CASES The French Lesson (A) 79 The French Lesson (B)* The Day the Heat Went On (A) 81 The Day the Heat Went On (B) * The Introduction (A) 84 The Introduction (B)* The Introduction (C)* READINGS 1 Why Teach? 87 MARYELLEN GLEASON The Dreaded Discussion: Ten Ways to Start 90 PETER FREDERICK 7 The Gifted Can't Weigh That Giraffe 96 SELMA WASSERMANN 9 Seven Questions for Testing 98 My Teaching LAURA L. NASH Section 2. The Roles, Responsibilities,and Skills of the Case Discussion Leader CASES "Look at the Fish!": Karen Prentiss and Professor Lockwood (A) 100 "Look at the Fish!": Karen Prentiss and Professor Lockwood (B)* "Look at the Fish!": Karen Prentiss and Professor Lockwood (C)* "How Do You Expect Us to Get This If It Isn't in Your Notes?" (A) 106 "How Do You Expect Us to Get This If It Isn't in Your Notes?" (B)* "Trouble in Stat. 1B" (A) 110 "Trouble in Stat. 1B" (B)* "Trouble in Stat. 1B" (C)* "Trouble in Stat. 1B" (D)* The Case of the Dethroned Section Leader (A) 114 The Case of the Dethroned Section Leader (B)* 114 READINGS The Professor-Student Barrier to Growth MARCIA YUDKIN 118 Bike Riding and the Art of Learning 120 ROBERT G. KRAFT Louis Agassiz as a Teacher LANE COOPER 125 Personal Thoughts on Teaching and Learning CARL R. ROGERS 129 Section 3. Establishing & Monitoring and Modifying a Teaching/Learning Contract CASES A Question of Cookies (A) 131 A Question of Cookies (B)* A Question of Cookies (C)* George Perkins (A) 135 George Perkins (B)* George Perkins (C)* Ernie Budding (A) 141 Ernie Budding (B) 141 Ernie Budding (C)* Ernie Budding (D)* The Offended Colonel (A) 149 The Offended Colonel (B)* READING Sandboxes and Honeybees ROLAND S. BARTH 151 Section 4. Questioning Listening and Responding: The Key Skill Requirements CASES Assistant Professor Graham and Ms. Macomber (A) 154 Assistant Professor Graham and Ms. Macomber (B)* Assistant Professor Graham and Ms. Macomber (C)* Bill Jones (A) 156 Bill Jones (B)* Bound Feet (A) 159 Bound Feet (B)* Class on World Hunger (A) 163 Class on World Hunger (B) 170 READING A Little Coffee to the Rescue PETER KUGEL 172 Section 5. The Critical Instructional Choice: Guidance vs. Control CASES That Discussion Just Fell Apart 174 We're Just Wasting Our Time 179 The Section Just Took Over: A Student's Reflections 184 Kurt Jacobs 187 Trevor Jones 190 READINGS Barn Raising: Collaborative Group Process in Seminars 194 DON McCORMICK and MICHAEL KAHN Six Common Non-Facilitating Teaching Behaviors 199 SONDRA M. NAPELL Section 6. The Case Discussion Leader in Action: Operational Challenges and Opportunities The Teacher-Student Relationship CASES The Puzzling Student (A) 203 The Puzzling Student (B)* An Earthquake Had Started (A) 209 An Earthquake Had Started (B)* An Earthquake Had Started (C)* Evaluation and Discipline CASES Bob Lunt (A) 213 Bob Lunt (B)* Bob Lunt (C)* "The Blank Page" (A) 217 "The Blank Page" (B)* Herr Faber's New Course (A) 223 Herr Faber's New Course (B)* Herr Faber's New Course (C)* READINGS Angels on a Pin 228 ALEXANDER CALANDRA Should I Fail Her? MAX L. WATERS 230 Gender CASES The Thin Grey Line (A) 231 The Thin Grey Line (B)* The Thin Grey Line (C)* A Night School Episode (A) 233 A Night School Episode (B)* The Blooper of the Week (A) 234 The Blooper of the Week (B)* Peter Morgan (A) 239 Peter Morgan (B)* Diversity CASES "Am I Going to Have to Do This by Myself ?": Diversity and the Discussion Teacher (A) 244 "Am I Going to Have to Do This by Myself?": Diversity and the Discussion Teacher (B)* Japanese Students' Participation in U.S. Classrooms: A Sociolinguistic Perspective LOWRY HEMPHILL and MASAHIKO MINAMI* Kho Tanaka 249 Section 7. Ethical Dilemmas and the Case Discussion Process CASES Message Intended and Message Received 253 "When the Cat's Away" (A) 256 "When the Cat's Away" (B)* "When the Cat's Away" (c)* Bob Thompson (A) 260 Bob Thompson (B)* Bob Thompson (C)* I Felt as If My World Had Just Collapsed! (A) 263 I Felt as If My World Had Just Collapsed! (B)* I Felt as If My World Had Just Collapsed! (C)* READING Teaching and Teachers: Three Views 266 HAIM G. GINOTT, SOPHIE FREUD, and NEIL POSTMAN Section 8. Some Wider Questions CASES Who Should Teach? (A) 268 Who Should Teach? (B) 274 Who Should Teach? (C)* Winter Oak 277 YURI NAGIBIN III Improving Current Practice: Reflection and Reappraisal 283 Next Steps: Writing Cases for Your Own Teaching Seminars 285 READING The Uses of Videotape Replay CATHERINE G. KRUPNICK 296 Student Learning Beyond the Classroom: Implications for a Discussion Methods Teacher 304 READING Leading Discussion in a Lecture Course: Some Maxims and an Exhortation 312 MARGARET M. GULLETTE One Teacher's Nightmare: Cases (A) and (B) and Teaching Note 319 READINGS Memorandum to Michelangelo: Tenure Denied 325 SELMA WASSERMANN Good Teaching: A Matter of Living the Mystery 327 PARKER J. PALMER * Found in the Instructor's Guide