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Teaching Theology and Religion

NEW Call for Papers
What is the Place of a Textbook in the Introductory Course?

Describe and analyze how you use a textbook in an introductory course you teach.

1000 words
Accepted until February 1, 2009

Aims & Scope

An international peer-reviewed journal on teaching, published by Blackwell Publishing in cooperation with the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion at Wabash College, and in association with the American Academy of Religion, the Society of Biblical Literature and the Association of Theological Schools.

Good teaching and learning are essential for the vitality and effectiveness of departments and institutions of higher education engaged in the study of religion and theology. Teaching Theology and Religion sustains a crucial international discourse among faculty members about teaching and learning in the several sub-disciplines in the study of religion. As the body of scholarly writing on teaching and learning increases across academic disciplines, this peer-reviewed scholarly publication has become an essential forum for generative discourse about pedagogical issues specific to the field while contributing substantive, often unique insights into teaching and learning across curriculum.

Editor:

Patricia O'Connell Killen
Pacific Lutheran University

Director, Wabash Center:

Nadine S. Pence
Wabash Center

Associate and Managing Editor:

Thomas Pearson
Wabash Center

Book Review Editor:

Paul O. Myhre
Wabash Center

Editorial Assistant:

Rita Arthur
Wabash Center

Founding Editor:

Raymond B. Williams
Wabash Center

Editor Emerita:

Lucinda Huffaker
Wabash Center

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	Call for papers
Describe and analyze how you use a textbook in an introductory course you teach. 1000 words or less. Accepted until February 1, 2009

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Eden Theological Seminary

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