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Category Archives: 306
Recap of meeting with 306 instructors
This week I met with Nico Israel and Mark Miller about English 306 (Introduction to Literary Theory). Both have extensive experience teaching the course, and we tried to articulate some broad goals and best practices to guide faculty who teach … Continue reading
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Beginning Theory (where to start?)
[the following is reposted from the 306 group forum from 2015] Now that we’re ending the semester, I’m looping back to the start and thinking about how little I like the first week of my course. I’ve oscillated between the … Continue reading
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