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This Website is being discontinued. Most of the material that is on this website will be gradually transferred to the new IH website, http://courses.temple.edu/ih which goes on line on Tuesday, August 26, 2003. As material appears on the new website, it will be removed from this one. If you find dead links, go to the new website to find what you are looking for. Questions: email the IH webmaster, Marc Stier at MarcStier@stier.net
Announcements
Intellectual Heritage 61 and 62 A one-credit course for ESL/Bilingual
students taking IH 51 and IH 52:
This one-credit, one hour per week "lab" will be available from the spring
2002 semester. Geared towards the needs of students enrolled in an IH
course for whom English is a second language, the course will focus on
providing support for reading, writing, and revising in the context of IH
51 and 52. Students who wish to register for IH and lab should contact
Linda Tribune in the IH Program, Anderson 214. Labs will be held in the
Writing Center, Tuttleman 201. Plagiarim Report New Important Stuff Steve Esposito, Teaching Euripides'
Bacchae This is a complete list of all students in
all sections, organized by section.
Old But still Important Stuff Effective assignment construction in Intellectual Heritageby Gary Pratt Working productively with non-native speakers in Intellectual Heritage by Gary Pratt Planning the IH Syllabus by Daniel P. Tompkins Faculty Handbook, revised for 2001-2001 Using the Computer and Internet in your Courses Temple University Computer Services
Official Policies Governing Faculty Behavior Background
Reading syllabi (51
and 52) In addition, ALL faculty should
ALSO frequently peruse the IH Webpage. |