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Preface for Instructors | |
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Introduction for Students: Critical Strategies for Academic Situations | |
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Defining: Negotiating Meanings | |
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Defining across the Curriculum | |
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Opening Problem: Defining Intelligence | |
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Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences | |
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Working Examples | |
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A Working Example Using the Word Model | |
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Working Examples from Political Science | |
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A Professional Application | |
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From Emotional Intelligence: When Smart Is Dumb | |
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Assignments | |
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A Language Assignment | |
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A Word History Assignment | |
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A Personal Essay Assignment | |
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A Biology Assignment | |
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A Psychology Assignment | |
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A Genetics Assignment | |
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A History Assignment | |
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An Ecology Assignment | |
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Readings: Reconsidering Intelligence | |
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From Working Knowledge: Skill and Community in a Small Shop | |
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The Shape of Life | |
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From Possible Lives: The Promise of Public Education in America | |
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From "The Social Organization of Distributed Cognition" | |
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From Artificial Intelligence: The Very Idea | |
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Further Assignments | |
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Summarizing: Synthesis and Judgment | |
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Summarizing across the Curriculum | |
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Opening Problem: Summarizing Trends in Child Poverty | |
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Child Poverty Is Abundant | |
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Working Examples | |
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A Working Example from Psychology | |
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A Working Example from Sociology | |
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A Working Example from Folklore | |
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A Professional Application | |
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The New International Division of Labor | |
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Assignments | |
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An Anthropology Assignment | |
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A Biology Assignment | |
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An Oral History Assignment | |
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An Anthropology Assignment | |
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An Economics Assignment | |
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A Literature Assignment | |
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A Composition Assignment | |
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Readings: The Dimensions of Child Poverty | |
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(for the Children's Defense Fund), From Wasting America's Future: The Children's Defense Fund Report on the Costs of Child Poverty | |
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From The Welfare of Children | |
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Poverty | |
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On the Meaning of Plumbing and Poverty | |
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The Lessons of Successful Programs | |
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Further Assignments | |
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Serializing: Establishing Sequence | |
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Serializing across the Curriculum | |
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Opening Problem: Constructing a Serial Account | |
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The Lindbergh Case | |
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Working Examples | |
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A Working Example from Biology | |
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Working Examples from Literature | |
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Working Examples from History | |
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A Professional Application | |
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From The Alchemy of Race and Rights | |
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Assignments | |
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A Geography Assignment | |
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A Criminal Studies Assignment | |
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A Literature Assignment | |
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A Biology Assignment | |
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A History Assignment | |
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An Astronomy Assignment | |
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A Geology Assignment | |
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Readings: Crime Stories: Constructing Guilt and Innocence | |
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Profile of Filmmaker Errol Morris | |
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From All the President's Men | |
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Woburn, Science, and the Law | |
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From Virgin or Vamp: How the Press Covers Sex Crimes | |
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From Reconstructing Reality in the Courtroom: Justice and Judgment in American Culture | |
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Further Assignments | |
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Classifying: Creating and Evaluating Categories | |
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Classifying across the Curriculum | |
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Opening Problem: Classifying Characteristics of Immigration to the United States | |
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Tables and Charts on Immigration to the United States, 1820-1990 | |
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Working Examples | |
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A Working Example from Sociology | |
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A Working Example from Public Health | |
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A Professional Application | |
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Five Myths about Immigration | |
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Assignments | |
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A Psychology Assignment | |
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A Composition Assignment | |
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An Anthropology Assignment | |
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An Art Assignment | |
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A Biology Assignment | |
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A Sociology Assignment | |
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A Literature Assignment | |
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A Linguistics Assignment | |
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Readings: U.S. Immigration Patterns | |
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The Historical Context of Immigration | |
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From American Immigration | |
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From Pioneers to Eternity: Norwegians on the Prairie | |
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From Immigrant Women in the Land of Dollars: Life and Culture on the Lower East Side, 1890-1925 | |
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From Becoming Mexican American: Ethnicity, Culture, and Identity in Chicano Los Angeles, 1900-1945 | |
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From Immigrant America: A Portrait | |
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Further Assignments | |
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Comparing: Assessing Similarities and Differences | |
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Comparing across the Curriculum | |
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Opening Problem: Comparing Two Primatologists | |
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Conversations with a Gorilla | |
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More Years with Mountain Gorillas | |
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Working Examples | |
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A Working Example from the History of Science | |
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A Working Example from American History | |
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A Professional Application | |
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Probing Primate Thoughts | |
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Assignments | |
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A Literature Assignment | |
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An Anthropology Assignment | |
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An Education Assignment | |
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A History Assignment | |
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A Literature Assignment | |
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A Science Assignment | |
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Readings: Methods of Inquiry in Primate Research | |
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How Nim Chimpsky Changed My Mind | |
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Look Who's Talking Now | |
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The Black Box | |
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Not a Nice Death | |
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From How Monkeys See the World: Inside the Mind of Another Species | |
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From "Ethological Studies of Chimpanzee Vocal Behavior" | |
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Further Assignments | |
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Analyzing: Perspectives for Interpretation | |
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Analyzing across the Curriculum | |
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Opening Problem: Analyzing a Short Story | |
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The Two Grandmothers | |
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Challenges of the Struggle for Sovereignty: Changing the World versus Writing Short Stories | |
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Working Examples | |
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A Working Example from Psychology | |
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A Working Example from Biology | |
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A Working Example from Political Science | |
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A Professional Application | |
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From The Caribbean: Survival, Struggle, and Sovereignty | |
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Assignments | |
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A Psychology Assignment | |
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An Education Assignment | |
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An Economics Assignment | |
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A Science Assignment | |
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A Literature Assignment | |
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A Sociology Assignment | |
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Readings: Caribbean Literature and Cultural Politics | |
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Nation Language | |
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From Crick Crack Monkey | |
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From The Caribbean: Survival, Struggle, and Sovereignty | |
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From Abeng | |
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From A Small Place | |
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Visiting | |
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Further Assignments | |
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Appendix: Assignments for Field Study | |
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Greeting Behavior of College Students | |
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Defining Literacy | |
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What's Funny? | |
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Exploring the Discourse of Your Major | |
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Perspectives for Exploring the Discourse of Your Major | |
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Optional Readings: Complicating the Issues | |
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Vocationalism and the Curriculum | |
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Gender, Language, and Pedagogy | |
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If You Want to Be a Scholar | |
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Academic Discourse: Community or Communities? | |
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Tyrannical Machines | |
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The Enriched Major | |
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Rethinking the Cultures of Disciplines | |
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Scholars Debate the Pros and Cons of Anonymity in Internet Discussions | |
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Further Assignments for Exploring the Discourse of Your Major | |
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Index of Authors and Titles | |