Experiential Learning: Journal of a Journey—Teaching Baseball on the Road
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Document Type
Book Chapter
Description
Chapter in Baseball in the classroom: Essays on teaching the national pastime, edited by Edward J. Rielly.
Book description:
As scholarly interest in baseball has increased in recent years, so too has the use of baseball both as subject and as teaching method in college courses. In addition to lecturing on baseball history, professors are more frequently using baseball as a pedagogical tool to teach other disciplines. Baseball’s interdisciplinary appeal is evident in the myriad ways that diverse college faculty have made use of it in the classroom. In this collection of essays, professors from different disciplines explain how they have used baseball in higher education. Organized by academic field, essays offer insight into how baseball can help teach key issues in archival research, business, cultural studies, education, experiential learning, film, American history, labor relations, law, literature, Native American studies, philosophy, public speaking, race studies and social history.
ISBN
978-0-7864-2779-6
Publication Date
2006
Publisher
McFarland & Company
City
Jefferson, NC
Recommended Citation
Brady, E.M. (2006). Experiential learning: Journal of a journey — teaching baseball on the road. In E.J. Rielly (Ed.), Baseball in the classroom: Essays on teaching the national pastime. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co., 40-50.
