Journal of Excellence in College Teaching
by Mark J. Drozdowski As a recently appointed adjunct faculty member, I’ll consider any teaching tips or tricks I can find. Naturally, I eagerly picked up the Journal of Excellence in College Teaching, hoping to learn how to become a more effective instructor. Does it help? First, a brief background on the Journal is in order. Founded in 1990, the Journal answers Ernest Boyer’s call for a “forum to present the scholarship of teaching and learning.” Its three-part mission is to increase student learning through effective teaching; to foster interest in and enthusiasm for the profession of teaching; and to facilitate communication among faculty about […]
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