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V19N5 EDITOR'S NOTE

NEW BOOK SERIES:
Introduced with issue V19N3 from the FORUM and Stylus Publishing

COMPLIMENTARY ARTICLE:
Building a Metacognitive Curriculum:
An Educational Psychology
to Teach Metacognition
Randy M. Isaacson - Indiana Univ. South Bend
Christopher A. Was - Kent State University
Learning how to know what you know
and what you don't.

"This Won't Hurt a Bit":
The Truth about Student Evaluations
Steven Sullivan, American University in Bulgaria
Myths debunked.

QUOTATIONS: Some T&L Quotations
Nuggets of thought about the thing we're all involved in.

PROGRAMS: Teaching about and against Stereotypes
Yasar Bodur and Michelle Reidel, Georgia Southern University
What is the difference between a general set of characteristics and a stereotype anyway?

Teaching More Than You Know REDUX
Howard Aldrich, University of North Carolina
Our review last time of Therese Huston's book sent a reader flying to the keyboard with thoughts about what students know.

AD REM . . .:
I Thought I Was a Good Student
Marilla Svinicki, University of Texas-Austin
Just as we keep on learning, if we're lucky, we keep on learning about ourselves as learners.
 

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