
This manual follows the textbook very closely. Following an introduction containing general pedagogical advice, each chapter of the manual contains a summary of the textbook chapter, with highlights from each section; a listing of "key terms"; "suggestions for learning activities" - generally four to six ideas for more interactive learning; and "media resources" - a listing of relevant periodicals, educational films, popular films, literature and websites meant to direct students to current and meaningful resources pertaining to each religious tradition covered. A computerized test bank consisting of multiple choice and essay questions for a mid-term exam and a final exam constitutes the second part of the manual. Professors can create their own tests in hard copy or administer tests electronically to students on the internet or a local network.
This manual serves as a comprehensive pedagogical resource designed to facilitate the instruction and assessment of world religions within a classroom setting. Author Robin C. Tuthill provides a structured framework that aligns with the primary textbook, offering instructors tools to enhance student engagement and evaluate comprehension. The text integrates chapter summaries, learning activities, and a robust computerized test bank to streamline the course management process for educators.
What You Will Find
Instructors frequently utilize this manual as a foundational resource for organizing curriculum and standardizing assessment methods in religious studies courses. Experts note that the inclusion of both digital and print-ready testing materials provides significant flexibility for diverse classroom environments.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2002-04-11
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195158326
ISBN-13:
9780195158328
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