Kenneth E Eble
Biographic Data
| ID | 5451240 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kenneth E Eble |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kenneth E |
| FAMILY NAME | Eble |
| SIGNATURE | EBLE K E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Utah |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Craft of Teaching: A Guide to Mastering the Professor's Art
TEACHING AND LEARNING. The Author's Stance. The Mythology of Teaching. Getting Students to Think. THE SKILLS OF TEACHING. Why the Classroom? Making Classes Work. The Lecture as Discourse. Discussion. Seminars, Tutorials, Advising, and Mentoring. Teaching Without Teachers. GRUBBY STUFF AND DIRTY WORK. Texts. Assignments. Tests. Grades. Cheating, Confrontations, and Other Situations. Motivating Students and Faculty. LEARNING TO TEACH. Preparing Col…
College Teaching and Learning: Preparing for New Commitments
Improving Undergraduate Education through Faculty Development
Old Clemens and W. D. H: The Story of a Remarkable Friendship
The Practice of Teaching
The Black Heart's Truth: The Early Career of W. D. Howells
W. D. Howells once wrote to his friend Mark Twain of heart's-truth, which we all know of ourselves in our hearts -- the dark core of inner life that underlies whity-brown truth of the pericardium, or the nice, whitened truth of the shirt front.For Howells, a writer with a lifelong history of psychological disturbances, telling this black heart's-truth evinced his courage and imaginative spirit. John W. Crowley examines psychological clues in Howe…
The Art and Craft of Teaching
Preface Dean K. Whitla Introduction C. Roland Christensen 1. Varieties of Teaching James Wilkinson 2. The First Day of Class Jeffrey Wolcowitz 3. The Theory and Practice of Lectures Heather Dubrow and James Wilkinson 4. Questioning Thomas P. Kasulis 5. The Multifaceted Role of the Section Leader Ullica Segerstrale 6. The Rhythms of the Semester Laura L. Nash 7. Teacher Essay-Writing in a Liberal Arts Curriculum Heather Dubrow 8. Grading and Evalu…
Witnesses to a Vanishing America: The Nineteenth-Century Response
Teaching in the Universities: No One Way
Colleges Today and Tomorrow
And Merely Teach: Irreverent Essays on the Mythology of Education
Learning and the Professors
The Making of Men
A Perfect Education
F. Scott Fitzgerald: A Critical Portrait
Are the Ills of the College of Education Incurable: A Review Essay
The Composition of Tender Is the Night: A Study of the Manuscripts
Are the Ills of the College of Education Incurable: A Review Essay
Howells: A Century of Criticism
Henry Adams: An Introduction and Interpretation
Henry Adams: An Introduction and Interpretation." The Journal of Higher Education, 34(3), pp. 175–176
The Profane Comedy: American Higher Education in the Sixties
The Profane Comedy: American Higher Education in the Sixties." The Journal of Higher Education, 34(5), pp. 296–297
The Small Room
An Exquisite Balance of Nature
The Wandering Scholars: Who Does the Work at Home
The Wandering Scholars: Who Does the Work at Home?." The Journal of Higher Education, 32(6), pp. 346–347
Free Should The Scholar Be,--Free And Brave: Do College Professors Lack the Courage of Their Convictions
The Art and Craft of Teaching
Preface Dean K. Whitla Introduction C. Roland Christensen 1. Varieties of Teaching James Wilkinson 2. The First Day of Class Jeffrey Wolcowitz 3. The Theory and Practice of Lectures Heather Dubrow and James Wilkinson 4. Questioning Thomas P. Kasulis 5. The Multifaceted Role of the Section Leader Ullica Segerstrale 6. The Rhythms of the Semester Laura L. Nash 7. Teacher Essay-Writing in a Liberal Arts Curriculum Heather Dubrow 8. Grading and Evalu…
Colleges Today and Tomorrow
Learning and the Professors
Henry Adams: An Introduction and Interpretation
Henry Adams: An Introduction and Interpretation." The Journal of Higher Education, 34(3), pp. 175–176
Howells' Kisses
The Burden of Bonehead
Once Again--Faculty Salaries
Once Again—Faculty Salaries
Free Should The Scholar Be,--Free And Brave: Do College Professors Lack the Courage of Their Convictions
Free Should the Scholar Be, — Free and Brave”
Additional informationNotes on contributorsKenneth E. EbleKenneth Eble is an assistant professor in the English Department at the University of Utah
An Exquisite Balance of Nature
The Wandering Scholars: Who Does the Work at Home
The Wandering Scholars: Who Does the Work at Home?." The Journal of Higher Education, 32(6), pp. 346–347
The Small Room
Howells: A Century of Criticism
Henry Adams: An Introduction and Interpretation
Henry Adams: An Introduction and Interpretation." The Journal of Higher Education, 34(3), pp. 175–176
The Profane Comedy: American Higher Education in the Sixties
The Profane Comedy: American Higher Education in the Sixties." The Journal of Higher Education, 34(5), pp. 296–297
Are the Ills of the College of Education Incurable: A Review Essay
The Composition of Tender Is the Night: A Study of the Manuscripts
Are the Ills of the College of Education Incurable: A Review Essay
F. Scott Fitzgerald: A Critical Portrait
The Making of Men
A Perfect Education
And Merely Teach: Irreverent Essays on the Mythology of Education
Learning and the Professors
Colleges Today and Tomorrow
Teaching in the Universities: No One Way
Witnesses to a Vanishing America: The Nineteenth-Century Response
The Art and Craft of Teaching
Preface Dean K. Whitla Introduction C. Roland Christensen 1. Varieties of Teaching James Wilkinson 2. The First Day of Class Jeffrey Wolcowitz 3. The Theory and Practice of Lectures Heather Dubrow and James Wilkinson 4. Questioning Thomas P. Kasulis 5. The Multifaceted Role of the Section Leader Ullica Segerstrale 6. The Rhythms of the Semester Laura L. Nash 7. Teacher Essay-Writing in a Liberal Arts Curriculum Heather Dubrow 8. Grading and Evalu…
The Black Heart's Truth: The Early Career of W. D. Howells
W. D. Howells once wrote to his friend Mark Twain of heart's-truth, which we all know of ourselves in our hearts -- the dark core of inner life that underlies whity-brown truth of the pericardium, or the nice, whitened truth of the shirt front.For Howells, a writer with a lifelong history of psychological disturbances, telling this black heart's-truth evinced his courage and imaginative spirit. John W. Crowley examines psychological clues in Howe…
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