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Welcome / Center for Instructional Development / Essays / Defining and Characterizing Teaching

Defining and Characterizing Teaching

Reading Packet # 4: Defining and Characterizing Teaching

1. The Nature of Expertise: Implications for Teachers and Teaching, Ronald A. Smith and Richard G. Tiberius
2. Developing a Philosophy of Teaching Statement, Nancy Van Note Chism
3. Competence is What You Do When You Make a Mistake, Ronald A. Smith
4. Teaching with Style: The Integration of Teaching and Learning Styles in the Classroom , Anthony Grasha
5. The Teaching Portfolio, Peter Seldin
6. Good Teaching: A Matter of Living the Mystery, Parker J. Palmer
7. Forward to Aristotle: Teaching as the Highest Form of Understanding, Russell Edgerton
8. Teaching: Beliefs and Behaviors, Robert Menges
9. Self-Efficacy in College Teaching, Anita Woolfolk Hoy