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Curriculum Resources for Teachers, by Teachers
CN teachers and staff review websites and books, comment on useful classroom strategies, and point to helpful local resources.
Journalism
- Making News: Texts for Teaching Reporting
by Barbara Selvin, College Now summer program at Queens College
Math
- Experimenting in Geometry: It's Not a Spectator Sport
by Laurel Cooley, professor of mathematics and computer studies, York College
Reading across the Curriculum
- A review of Reading for Understanding
by Eric H. Shed, teacher, College Now, Hostos Community College
Science
- College Now Goes to the Movies: Using Film to Promote Critical Thinking and Writing about Science
by Mary Ortiz, professor of biological sciences, and Robert Singer, professor of English, Kingsborough Community College - Learning the Living Environment the Wet Way: AREAC, New York City's Estuaries, and Balanced Aquaria
by Chester Zarnoch, Brooklyn College - Making Science a Verb: Web Sites Connect Students and Teachers around GLOBE
by Allan Ludman, Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Queens College
Technology in the Classroom
- Beyond the Book: Designing a Course-Specific Web Page
by Loretta F. Kasper, professor of English, Kingsborough Community College - Creating a Stimulating Online Learning Environment: Blackboard in the College Now Classroom
by Ian Gardiner, New York City College of Technology - Did Shakespeare Write This for You?: Electronic Resources for Teaching about Plagiarism
by Eric Hofmann, director, CUNY College Now - "Ears On" Surfing: Web Sites that Support Well-Rounded Musicianship
by Sara Holtzschue, Kingsborough Community College
Theater
- A review of Improvisation for the Theater
by Stephen Haff, teacher, Bushwick High School - Using Commedia dell'Arte to Motivate Student Learning
by Brian Leahy Doyle, professor, Lehman College Theatre Program
Writing across the Curriculum
- College Now Goes to the Movies: Using Film to Promote Critical Thinking and Writing about Science
by Mary Ortiz, professor of biological sciences, and Robert Singer, professor of English, Kingsborough Community College - Did Shakespeare Write This for You?: Electronic Resources for Teaching about Plagiarism
by Eric Hofmann, director, CUNY College Now
