| 1 |
Anthony
Hatzimoysis |
A
Philosophy Primer in Virtual Seminars |
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| 2 |
Graeme
Gooday |
Critical
Approaches to using Professional Codes in Teaching Computer Ethics |
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| 3 |
Christopher
Cowley |
Cultivating
transferable skills in philosophy undergraduates
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| 4 |
Anne
Jordan |
Developing
a Collaborative Online Aesthetics Module |
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| 5 |
Deirdre
Burke |
Development
of Key Skills in Religious Studies
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| 6 |
Nik
Jewell |
Dodos,
DWEMs, and the Lecture
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| 7 |
Jonathan
Wooding |
Early
Christianity On-line: e-text and e-learning in Theology Teaching
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| 8 |
Graeme
Gooday |
Expunging
King Canute, or, the virtues of starting by finding out what your
students can actually do and what they do actually know
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| 9 |
Martin
Gough |
In
at the deep end of essay marking
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| 10 |
Bill
Campbell |
Issues
in Teaching the Holocaust
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| 11 |
Hugh
Pyper |
"It
didn't happen like that"
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| 12 |
George
Macdonald Ross |
Kant
on Teaching Philosophy
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| 13 |
Bill
Campbell |
Pedagogical
Issues Deriving from ODL for Mature/Non-Traditional Students
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| 14 |
George
Macdonald Ross |
Philosophy
& Enterprise; The Implications for Philosophy of the Enterprise
in Higher Education Initiative
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| 15 |
Bernhard
Weiss |
Philosophy,
Objectivity and Accessibility
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| 16 |
Juha
Savolainen |
Philosophy
Teaching As Cultural Heritage: From Bildung Und Urteilskraft To
Communities Of Inquiry
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| 17 |
George
Macdonald Ross |
Plagiarism
in Philosophy: Prevention Better than Cure
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| 18 |
Gary
Bunt |
PRS
and Mental Health
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| 19 |
Mary
Hayward |
Recognising
the changing face of Religious Studies at GCE AS & A Level
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| 20 |
Julia
Collar |
Responding
to sexual stereotypes of fundamentalist and charismatic leaders
in Religious Studies
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| 21 |
George
Macdonald Ross |
Socrates
versus Plato: The Origins and Development of Socratic Thinking,
Aspects of Education 49, 1993, 9-22; reprinted in Thinking: The
Journal of Philosophy for Children 12/4, 1996, 2-8
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| 22 |
Mary
Hayward |
Tablula
rasa or talented performer?
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| 23 |
Annamaria
Carusi |
Taking
Philosophical Dialogue Online
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| 24 |
Geoffery
Cantor |
Teaching
Philosophy & HPS to Science Students
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| 25 |
Martin
Cohen |
Teaching
Philosophy through problems or why philosophy teaching is problematic
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| 26 |
Keith
Crome |
Text-based
Teaching and Learning: A Report
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| 27 |
Deirdre
Burke |
The
Development of Key Skills in Religious Studies
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| 28 |
George
Macdonald Ross |
The
Establishment in the UK of a Philosophical and Religious Studies
Subject Centre
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| 29 |
George
Macdonald Ross |
The
Implications of Leibniz's Philosophy for Education in a Technological
World
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| 30 |
Wolfe
Mays |
The
Teaching of Philosophy
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| 31 |
Simon
Smith |
The
Use of Fieldwork in an Undergraduate New Religious Movements Module
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| 32 |
William
Campbell |
The
Vision of God and its Impact on the Educational Process
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| 33 |
George
Macdonald Ross |
Undergraduates
should not be expected to read 17th- or 18th-century British philosophers
in the original English
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| 34 |
Gary
Bunt |
Video
conferencing and PRS
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| 35 |
Bernhard
Weiss |
Dyslexia
and Logic
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| 36 |
William
Campbell |
Religious
Commitment: a blessing or curse in the teaching of religion?
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| 37 |
Gary
Bunt |
Studying
Islam after 9-11: Reflections and Resources
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| 38 |
Graeme
Gooday |
The
Challenges Of Teaching History & Philosophy Of Science, Technology
& Medicine To 'Science' Students
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| 39 |
Gary
Bunt |
The
Special Educational Needs and Disability Act (2001): the Implications
for PRS
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| 40 |
Graeme
Gooday |
U-rated
not X-rated: reassessing how science students could benefit from
learning history of science
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| 41 |
Gary
Bunt |
Widening
Access to PRS Subjects through Mind Mapping
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| 42 |
Gary
Bunt |
Widening
Access to Theology and Religious Studies through the Application
of Internet Resources
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| 43 |
George
Macdonald Ross |
Introduction:
The Values of the PRS Subject Centre
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| 44 |
John
Sellars |
The
three virtues of an historical approach to the history of philosophy
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| 45 |
Nigel
Taylor |
Teaching
Philosophy to Students of Architecture and Town Planning
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| 46 |
Susan
Illingworth |
Ethics
- Assessment
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| 47 |
Susan
Illingworth |
Ethics
- Confidentiality
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| 48 |
Nik
Jewell |
History
of 'Teaching Philosophy'
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| 49 |
Keith
Crome |
Text-based
Teaching and Learning
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| 50 |
Dr
Constantinos Athanasopoulos |
Bibliographical
Resources for e-Learning in Philosophical and Religious Studies
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| 51 |
Mike
Garfield |
Written
text and living talk
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| 52 |
George
Macdonald Ross |
Teaching
Portfolios
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| 53 |
Deirdre
Burke |
Subject
Support to meet diverse student needs: Students as architects of
their own learning
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| 54 |
Wayne
Morris |
Learning
Teaching and Assessment with Deaf Students: The Development of a
Programme in Christian Ministry
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| 55 |
Julie
Closs |
Aspiring
Academics Programme
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| 56 |
Clare
Saunders et al |
Introduction
to the study of philosophy
(also David Mossley, George Ross, Danielle Lamb & Julie Closs)
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| 66 |
Paul
N. Edwards |
How
to Give an Academic Talk: Changing the Culture of Public Speaking
in the Humanities
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| 67 |
Julie
Gallimore |
Sources
of Further Information for Career Development
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| 68 |
Katja
Stuerzenhofecker, et al |
Sustainability
in the Theology Curriculum (and Rebecca O'Loughlin
and Simon Smith)
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| 69 |
Dr
Amy M. Russell |
Why
Study Theology and Religious Studies
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| What
is the good of your discipline? |
| 57 |
Bradley
Hillas |
A
personal viewpoint - Bradley Hillas
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| 58 |
Callum
Ward |
A
personal viewpoint - Callum Ward
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| 59 |
Daniel
Rey |
A
personal viewpoint - Daniel Rey
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| 60 |
Dimitar
Milanov |
A
personal viewpoint - Dimitar Milanov
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| 61 |
Dino
Jakusic |
A
personal viewpoint - Dino Jakusic
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| 62 |
Francesca
Blando |
A
personal viewpoint - Francesca Blando
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| 63 |
Laura
Solomons |
A
personal viewpoint - Laura Solomons
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| 64 |
Ross
Drummond |
This article has been removed at the request of the author
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| 65 |
Sophie
O'Mahony |
A
personal viewpoint - Sophie O'Mahony
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