Below you will find citations of articles written by Ted and in collaboration with other authors, which a few journal editors or book editors have deemed worthy of publication. Click on the underlined link to view the entire article. If you enjoy readingthe article or not, feel free to e-mail me your comments at tpanitz@capecod.net
Alternate assessment methods with cooperative learning paradigms "Assessing Students and Yourself By Observing Students Working Cooperatively and Usingthe One Minute Paper" T. Panitz, & P. Panitz Cooperative Learningand College Teaching, V6, N3 Spring 1996
67 Benefits of cooperative learning- This article presents a listing of the benefits ov CL in two arrangements. The first is by topic and the second is by a numerical listing which does not consider where the benefit fits into a topic.
Comparing definitions
of
cooperative and collaborative learning
"Collaborative Versus Cooperative Learning: Comparing
the Two Definitions Helps Understand the nature of Interactive learning"
T. Panitz Cooperative Learning andCollege Teaching, V8, No. 2, Winter
1997
Using
cooperative learning extensively in mathematics classes
"Is Cooperative
learning Possible 100% of the Time In College Classes?", Ted Panitz Cooperative
Learning and College Teaching, v9, n2, winter 1999 p13-14 (The
article presented here has been modified from the above citation by expanding
the article)
Encouraging cooperative learning
in higher education
"Ways To Encourage Collaborative Teaching In Higher Education"
T. Panitz & P.Panitz, pp161-202 in University
Teaching: International Perspectives, James J.F. Forest edition, 1998,
Garland Publishers: New York
Who
will teach in the 21st century?
"Will you be teaching in the twenty-first century?", position paper
presented at University of Massachusetts international, interdisciplinary
conference, "Re-organizingKnowledge: Trans-forming Institutions and
the university in the XXI Century" September 17-19, 1999, Amherst,
MA Abstract
Why
more teachers do not use cooperative learning techniques
"Faculty and Student Resistance to Cooperative Learning"
T. Panitz Cooperative Learning and College Teaching,
vol. 7 No. 2 Winter,1997
Cooperative
learning as a great motivator
"Benefits of Cooperative
Learning in Relation to Student Motivation", Theodore Panitz, in Michael
Theall (Ed.) Motivationfrom
within: Approaches for encouraging faculty and students to excel,
New
directions for teaching and learning, n78, Summer 1999, Josey-Bass
publishers: San Francisco, CA, T. Panitz
Ending
courses on a high note
"Ending On A High Note: Better Endings For Classes And Courses", M.
Meier & T. Panitz College Teaching, Fall 1996
Algebra
Anyone?
"Algebra Anyone?" by Leslie Jones with an introduction by Ted Panitz,
Humanistic
Mathematics Network Journal #15, July 1997