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The following articles, published in Teaching Theology and Religion, have additional
materials collected into one or more appendices, for which there was not space
in the print version of the article.
"Teaching
Creation: A Modular Approach”
David Bosworth
Teaching Theology and Religion 10:4 (October 2007), 231-234
"The
Syllabus as Passport into a Common Culture of Teaching and Learning:
Developing
and Assessing Strategies for Dealing with Diversity”
Barbara Green, O.P. and Martha Stortz
Teaching Theology and Religion 9:4 (October 2006), 221-228
"From
Sole Learning to Soul Learning"
Gayle R. Baldwin
Teaching Theology and Religion 9:3 (July 2006), 165-174
"Approaches
to Jewish Studies: Teaching a Methods Class"
Leah Hochman
Teaching Theology and Religion 8:2 (April 2005), 78-85
"Handling
Doubt in Teaching Religion: A Turkish Case Study"
Uzeyir Ok
Teaching Theology and Religion 7:4 (October 2004), 201-212
"Can
Communicative Methods Enhance Ancient Language Acquisition?"
Paul Overland
Teaching Theology and Religion 7:1 (February 2004), 51-57
"Facilitating
the Academic Success of International Students"
Amy Spencer
Teaching Theology and Religion 6:3 (July 2003), 164-168
"Assessment
for the Right Reason: The Ethics of Outcomes Assessment"
Fred Glennon
Teaching Theology and Religion 2:1 (February 1999), 14-25
"Notes
from the Classroom-Called to Teach"
Gordon T. Smith and Ken
R. Badley
Teaching Theology and Religion 1:3 (October 1998), 171-176
"Notes
from the Classroom-The Bible in African American Perspectives"
Alice Ogden Bellis
Teaching Theology and Religion 1:3 (October 1998), 161-165
"Joachim
Wach's "Master and Disciple" Revisited: A Contemporary Symposium"
Frederick
M. Denny, Margaret R. Miles, Charles Hallisey and Earle H. Waugh
Teaching Theology and Religion 1:1 (February 1998), 13-19
"Notes
from the Classroom-Teaching the Introduction to Religions: Religious Pluralism
in a Post-Colonial World"
Naomi Southard and Richard Payne
Teaching Theology and Religion 1:1 (February 1998), 51-57
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