Teaching Responsibilities:
In the autumn of 2010, I will
teach two graduate courses:
1826 - Comparative Higher
Education Tuesdays 1-4 PM
This course provides an
overview of the field of comparative higher education, beginning with
perspectives from the different civilizations which fostered higher learning in
the pre-modern era. It considers theories from comparative education and
disciplines such as as
history, sociology and anthropology as they apply to understanding higher
education in a global context. It
also takes both a regional and a thematic approach in looking at higher
education across different societies. Themes covered in the course include
gender in higher education, curricular patterns across different societies,
student issues and the relation of higher education to the state.
3810 – International
Academic Relations Thursdays 5-8
This course begins with the
literature of international relations to set the context for an examination of
higher education's role and responsibilities within four distinct paradigms of
world order. It then moves to
broad issues of knowledge, culture, and civilization in a global
context. This is followed by
exploration of the following topics: the role of universities and colleges in
international development; relations between higher education institutions and
international organizations; scholar/student exchanges; academic freedom in a
global context; and human rights and higher education.
In the autumn of 2009, I
taught two courses at OISE/UT:
1825 - Comparative
Education Theory and Method
1826 – Comparative
Higher Education
In the autumn of 2008, I was
on sabbatical.
In the autumn of 2007, I
taught two graduate courses and one B Ed. Course at OISE/UT:
3810 –
International Academic Relations
1825 – Comparative Education Theory and Method
EDUC 5594 Comparative and
International Education: Issues for Teachers [co-taught with Professor
Karen Mundy]
In the autumn of 2006, I
taught two graduate courses and one B Ed. Course at OISE/IT:
1826 - Comparative Higher
Education
1832 – East Asian
Higher Education
EDUC 5594 –
Comparative and International Education: Issues for Teachers (co-taught
with Professor Karen Mundy)
1825 – Comparative
Education Theory and Method
3810 – International
Academic Relations
In the autumn of 2004 I taught two graduate courses at OISE/UT:
1826 - Comparative Higher
Education
1832 - East Asian Higher
Education
In the autumn of 2003, I
taught three graduate courses at OISE/UT:
1825 - Comparative
Education Theory and Method
3810 - International
Academic Relations
1803 - Recurring Issues in
Postsecondary Education
In the autumn of 2002, I
taught three graduate courses at OISE/UT:
3810 - International
Academic Relations
1820 - East Asian Higher
Education
1803 - Recurring Issues in
Postsecondary Education