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1 Choose Your Own Textbook

2 2012 National Collegiate Honors Conference NCHC Provost Faculty Travel Fund Honors Program Choose Your Own Textbook

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4 Authoritative voices

5 Choose Your Own Textbook Increase inputs Journal articles Library books Multiple readers

6 Choose Your Own Textbook Library Economy Journal articles Library books Multiple readers

7 Choose Your Own Textbook Library Economy

8 Choose Your Own Textbook Textbooks

9 Choose your own Choose Your Own Textbook Academic Literature Internet Search Textbook Survey

10 Choose Your Own Textbook The Literature 0

11 Choose Your Own Textbook The Internet 1.Too complex, too much work 2.It might be possible…

12 Choose Your Own Textbook Syllabus

13 Choose Your Own Textbook Syllabus

14 Choose Your Own Textbook PSY 1010 Coon Hockenbury Huffman Myers

15 Choose Your Own Textbook PSY 1010 Coon Hockenbury Huffman Myers 14 15

16 Choose Your Own Textbook PSY 1010 Coon Hockenbury Huffman Myers 14 15 7-8%

17 Choose Your Own Textbook PSY 1010 Coon Hockenbury Huffman Myers Chapter 7: Memory

18 Choose Your Own Textbook PSY 1010 Coon Hockenbury Huffman Myers Chapter 4: Sensation and Perception Chapter 3: Sensation and Perception

19 Choose Your Own Textbook COMM 1010 Coon Hockenbury Huffman Myers Chapter 11: Health, Stress, Coping Chapter 3: Stress and Coping Chapter 10: Emotions, Stress, Health Chapter 12: Stress, Health Coping

20 Choose Your Own Textbook COMM 1010 Coon Hockenbury Huffman Myers Chapter 11: Gender and Human Sexuality

21 Choose Your Own Textbook PSY 1010 COMM 1010 BIOL 1010 Nutrition 1010

22 Choose Your Own Textbook HU 1010

23 Choose Your Own Textbook How to choose 1.Western Humanities, 2.1 volume 3.Used by accredited U.S. colleges 4.Humanities (arts) over history* 5.You want to read! 6.Price should NOT be primary criteria

24 Choose Your Own Textbook Reading Assignment 1.Title 2.Geographic location 3.Time period 4.Topics The Minoans | Crete | 2600-1600 BC | Cycladic, Knossos, matriarchy, the Minotaur

25 Choose Your Own Textbook The Ur-Nammu Effect

26 Choose Your Own Textbook Student response (+) 1.More content 2.Better prepared 3.More outside reading 4.Broader perspectives 5.Better class discussions

27 Choose Your Own Textbook Student response (-) 1.“Approved” or possible texts 2.Reading assignments 3.Some books are better than others 4.Teacher in the way 5.Class size

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