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Keith, Bruce – Liberal Education, 2010
Think of the United States Military Academy and the typical images are of duty, character, leadership, and possibly even regimented conformity. Intellectual liberation, integrative innovation, and holistic development--hallmarks of a liberal education--are not always associated with the public's perception of the West Point experience. Yet,…
Descriptors: General Education, Transformative Learning, Innovation, Liberal Arts
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Katz, Joseph – Liberal Education, 1985
A recommended approach to college teaching and its improvement involves (1) collaboration with a faculty colleague who observes the teaching and (2) finding and using new ways of getting to know the students and how they learn. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Faculty, College Instruction, Curriculum Development, Epistemology
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Byrnes, Heidi – Liberal Education, 1995
A participant in a conference on interdisciplinary general education at the college level highlights some of the issues addressed there: institutional limitations and opportunities; interdisciplinarity versus the power of deep disciplinary inquiry; cross-disciplinary linkages versus interdisciplinary inquiry; and the role of student development…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, College Curriculum, Curriculum Development, Educational Change
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Smith, Mark; Clarke, John – Liberal Education, 1980
Though student-designed programs have been justified by references to humanism, systems theory, and romantic idealism, a more secure foundation lies in developmental theory. When properly advised, it is suggested, student-designed programs resemble the most desirable processes of liberal education. (Author/MLW)
Descriptors: College Students, Curriculum Design, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Evaluation