Call for Volume Editors

 

AAPT Studies in Pedagogy is soliciting proposals for the theme and editor(s) for the next two volumes of the publication. Proposals to co-edit with one of the editors-in-chief will be considered. Inquiries should be directed to Kevin Hermberg at editor@aaptstudies.org.

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Successful proposals typically fit, but are not limited to, one of these models:

  • teaching x (topic)
  • teaching x (genera or type of course)
  • various aspects of teaching and learning
  • various kinds of pedagogy

While proposals based on a variety of themes are welcome, we are particularly interested in proposals of the following sorts:

  • teaching x (where x is a figure, like Descartes, commonly covered in intro courses)
  • teaching Intro
  • teaching a diverse or inclusive syllabus
  • teaching remotely or hybrid courses

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Previous volumes have been on the following themes:

v.1: Varied Practices in Pedagogy (Emily Esch and Charles W. Wright, eds.)
v.2: Teaching Plato (Andrew P. Mills and J. Robert Loftis, eds.)
v.3: Inclusive pedagogies (Kelly A. Burns, ed.)
v.4: Experiential Learning and Education (Andrew M. Winters, ed.)
v.5: From Research to Learning (David W. Concepción, ed.)
v.6: Teaching Applied Ethics (Sonya Charles and Rory E. Kraft, Jr., eds.)

Tables of contents and article abstracts for volumes 1-5 are available at https://aaptstudies.org/contents/.

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Proposal Submission Deadline: January 4, 2021

  • To submit a proposal, send the following to editor@aaptstudies.org:
  • description of the proposed theme, its importance to teaching and learning, some historical context (if appropriate), the extent to which the theme has been covered in other SoTL venues;
  • CV for each proposed editor;
  • brief description of each editor’s experience and expertise within the area of the proposed theme.

Proposal Submission Deadline: January 4, 2021

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29. November 2020 by AAPT Studies
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