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Teaching Political Methodology: How Junior Scholars Avoid and Learn From Mistakes


political methodology
pedagogy
teaching
junior faculty
graduate education
Teaching and Learning
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Avoiding, and Learning From, Mistakes Made by Junior Scholars Teaching Political Methodology was authored by Clayton Webb and Soren Jordan. It was published by Cambridge in PS in 2022.

Abstract unavailable — article focus summarized from title 🔎

No abstract was provided for this article. The title indicates a focus on mistakes that junior scholars make when teaching political methodology and on strategies for both avoiding those mistakes and learning from them.

What the article addresses 🔍

  • Mistakes made by junior scholars while teaching political methodology
  • Approaches and strategies for avoiding those mistakes
  • Ways to reflect on, learn from, and adapt after making mistakes

Who this is for 👥

  • Junior scholars and early-career instructors teaching methodology
  • Graduate students preparing to teach methods courses
  • Methodology instructors and department leaders responsible for course design

Why this matters ⚠️

  • Teaching practice shapes student learning and the next generation of methodologists
  • Clear guidance on common pitfalls and corrective strategies can improve course outcomes and instructor development

Note 📚

  • The original abstract was not available; the above is a concise summary of the article's scope as indicated by its title.
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