Contents:
Introduction: Why Share: Students in Pedagogy
Scholarship, J. Tassoni & G. Tayko
1. Voices of a Student and a Teacher: Freedom vs. Forced Education,
R. Cooper & R. Lewandowski
2. "I'll Have to Help Some of You More than I Want To":
Teacher Involvement and Student-Centered Pedagogy, C. Zawodniak
3. Lezlie and Brain's Excellent Academic Adventure, L. Couch
& B. de Hubert-Miller
4. Creating Dialogue: What the English Curriculum Doesn't Teach,
D. Stephenson, M. Pierce, & B. Mayberry
5. At Home with Multiculturalism in Kansas, S. Feinstein, A.
Folck, C. Costello, & J. Bate
6. Writing Cincinnati: A Student and a Teacher Design a Course, M.
Gilland & L. Schultz
7. Between Student and Teacher Roles: Negotiating Curricula During
Teacher Training, S. Siebert, R. Dowding, S. Quigley, M. Bills, &
R. Brooke
8. Out of Control: TA Training and Liberatory Pedagogy,
M. Brock & J. Ellerby
9. Telling Secrets, Telling Lies, Telling Lives: A Dialogic Performative
Approach to Teaching Autobiography, B. Myal, L. Bloom, V. Matteson,
& E. Bidinger
10. When Pedagogy Gets Personal: Manners, Migraines, and "Pedagogy
of the Distressed," K. Wilson
11. Dinner in the Classroom Restaurant: Sharing a Graduate Seminar,
C. Ott, E. Boquet, & C. Hurlbert