TEA Recipients 1991-1992 to 1994-1995
Essays are available in hard copy in the GSI Teaching & Resource Center.
1994–1995
1993–1994
1992–1993
1991–1992
1994–1995 Recipients
Essays for this academic year are available in hard copy in the GSI Teaching & Resource Center.
Aboitiz, Amalia (Education), Building and Supporting a Community of Active Learners
Autumn, Kellar (Integrative Biology), Virtual Discussion Group
Brady, Timothy Joseph (Integrative Biology), A Natural History Scavenger Hunt: Promoting Motivation and Learning during Field Trips
Carpenter, Becky (English), When in Jeopardy…
Ferrandiz, Francisco J. (Anthropology), Motivating Students in a Dispirited Section
Fisher, John (Dramatic Art), Plays for Class: A Taste of Professional Acting
McPheron, Linda (Environmental Science, Policy, and Management), Stimulating Class Discussion and Relating Biology to Real Life Experiences
Murray, Will (Mathematics), Encouraging Rigor: Teaching Proof Techniques via a Group Quiz
Oxfeldt, Elisabeth (Scandinavian), Language Reinforcement through an Octogenarian Pen-Pal
Patel, Mehul Vasant (Physics), More Science, Less Stress: Improvements in Introductory Physics Laboratories
Perrow, Margaret (College Writing Programs), The Letter Exchange
Thomas, Valorie (African American Studies), Empowering Students as Speakers and Listeners
Tonay, Veronica K. (Psychology), Encouraging Intrinsic Motivation for Learning in a Large and Diverse Lecture Class
Wilson, Sarah Elise (Political Science), The Trial of Otto von Bismarck
Woo-Sam, Ann Marie (History), Structure and Flexibility
1993–1994 Recipients
Essays for this academic year are available in hard copy in the GSI Teaching & Resource Center.
DeLorme, Lisa (Sociology), Overcoming Math Anxiety in Social Science Students
Forrest, William Frederick (Statistics), Confidence Intervals and My Penny Collection
Friedland, Paul (History), Seeking Student Input in Class Design
Gahl, Susanne (Linguistics), “Diamond Lane” for an Overworked TA
Harchol-Balter, Mor (Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences), A Note-Free Class Environment
Hone, James (Physics), Institutional Learning
Jackaway, Adam (Architecture), Profile Angle Predicament
Maginn, Edward (Chemical Engineering), Incorporating Realism and Humanism into Technical Problem Sets
Mencos, Maria Isidra (Spanish & Portuguese), St. Valentine’s Grammar: A Natural Approach to the Subjunctive
Mladenovic, Bojana (Philosophy), From Critical Reading of Papers to Philosophy of Science
Ossentjuk, Karl (Business Administration), Using Role-playing to Increase Teaching Effectiveness
Perez, Edward (Political Science), “Learning to Read Again”: Or, How to Brief an Article
Prine, Elizabeth (Anthropology), Using Modern Ceramics to Teach about the Material Correlates of Past Behavior
Robson, Catherine (English), Understanding the Process of Revision: Self-Analysis and Student (Re)Writing
Simon, Rafael (Materials Science & Mineral Engineering), How to Get Engineering Students to Write Successful Term Papers
1992–1993 Recipients
Essays for this academic year are available in hard copy in the GSI Teaching & Resource Center.
Batabyal, Amitrajeet A. (Agriculture and Resource Economics), How to Make the Dismal Science Less Dismal
Cole, Alyson (Political Science), The Non-Quiz Method
Devor, Steven T. (Physical Education), Visualization of Histochemical Differences in Skeletal Muscle Fibers
Hettich, Kay (Music), Mock “Baroque Orchestra”
Jernigan, Glenn (Chemistry), Breaking Down the Age Barrier by Instruction in Computer Literacy
Jones, Stanton I. (Landscape Arch./City & Reg. Planning), Understanding the Importance of Barrier-Free Design as Defined by the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)
Krishnaswamy, Shankar (Mechanical Engineering), Effective Communication of the Central Philosophy of Continuum Mechanics
McLellan, Larry (Slavic Languages and Literatures), Cultural Research Project
Mitchell, Morgan (Physics), A Microcomputer-Based Laboratory for Teaching Kinematics
Sabol, Barbara (Education), K-8 Reading Methods Developing Awareness of Children’s Literature through a Multicultural Book Fair
Six, Karen (German), Underline Your Favorite Sentence, and Explain Why You Chose It
Walsh, Gregory (Electrical Engineering and Computer Science), Open-Ended Design and Teamwork on Engineering Projects
Webb, Florence (Educational Administration), Skill Building Sequence of Analytic Writing Assignments
Weinstein, Randi Beth (Integrative Biology), Using Computers to Develop Critical Thinking in an Undergraduate Biology Laboratory
1991–1992 Recipients
Essays for this academic year are available in hard copy in the GSI Teaching & Resource Center.
Anderson, Gary L. (Plant Pathology), Group-Dependent Data as a Method for Increasing Student Interaction
Bucholtz, Mary (Linguistics), Focusing on Fact in the Bilingual Education Debate
Elby, Andrew (Physics), Preparation for Introductory Physics: One-on-One Problem Solving Sessions
Guidotti, Richard W. (Italian), Semester Long Multi-Faceted Reading of an Italian Novel by Italo Calvino
Huang, Timothy T. (Electrical Engineering and Computer Science), Developing and Using Examples Effectively
Klinger, Alisa (English), Class Novel Collaborative Writing and Publishing Project
Kotila, Eric (Architecture [Design]), Group Grading and Reformulating Critiques to Encourage Students’ Active Understanding of Composition
Kroll, Kristen Louise (Molecular and Cell Biology), Models and Analogies Provide Frames of Reference for Discussing Developmental Processes
Lamiot, Christopher Pierre Jean (French), The Riddle of Literature
Lin, Margaret (Industrial Engineering and Operations Research), Towards a More Beneficial Approach to Guiding Problem Solving
Mahoney, James Lee (Political Science), Student Comprehension of Course Readings: Techniques for Delegating Classroom Authority
Rael, Patrick (History), Making Historical Arguments with Primary and Secondary Sources: A Writing Assignment
Robinson, Sara (Mathematics), A Course in Writing Proofs
Schrager, Cynthia D. (English), An Interactive Technique for Teaching Problems of Composition
Suchard, Alexandra (Energy and Resources Group), Jointly Approaching Spontaneous Questions