In-Class ReportsIn-Class Reports, as discussed throughout Syllabus Builder, may be either individual or group presentations. Included under this heading is any course component that requires students to make a presentation to the class at large. Some of these presentations are substantial projects, involving research, either individually or in groups; other uses of in-class reports involve only minimal preparation, in which instructors ask students to lead the class in a discussion of a particular work or groups of works. RELATED PEDAGOGIES: Group Work; Oral Readings; Discussion Questions; Research Projects. Course Syllabi with In-Class ReportsSurvey of American Literature I Martin Bickman (Colorado) Survey of American Literature from the Beginnings to the American Renaissance AnnLouis Keating (Eastern New Mexico) US Literature from the Civil War to the Thirties Beverly Clark (Wheaton) The Diversity of American Literatures: 1860 to the Present Reuben Ellis (Hope College) American Civilization III Ed Ingebretsen (Georgetown) American Literature to 1865: Teaching Early American Literature Charles Mignon (Nebraska) Early American Literature to 1800 Margaret Whitt (Denver) Introduction to American Lit: Colonial to Early Nineteenth Century Clement Valletta (King's College) American Literature: Civil War to 1900 Robert Hogge (Weber State University) Instructor's Guide for In-Class Reports |