Political Science Educator: Volume 27, Issue 2

Message from the Section President | Joseph W. Roberts

The Teacher-Scholar

Civil Discourses: Helping Students to Become Conversation Partners | Elizabeth A. Bennion

Reflections

Transforming Civics for High-Need Students by Using Design-Based Implementation Research | Diana Owen, Donna P. Phillips, and Alissa Irion-Groth

Using Science Fiction and Creative Writing in the Political Science Classroom| Jeremy F. G. Moulton

Reflections on the Importance of Conference Panels for Graduate Students  | Robert Tanner Bivens

Student Engagement and Campus Interviews | Ryan Gibb

Comparing Various Technologies to Encourage Undergraduate Course
Participation| Elizabeth Dorssom

Using a Smart Board to Teach Federalism in an American National Government Course| Elizabeth Dorssom

Life Isn’t Fair but Our Classrooms Could Be: Mitigating Stress to Address Rising Academic Dishonesty | Darrell Carter

Reflections on Teaching International Relations and Zombies in a Post-Pandemic World | Kristin Rosero

Interview

Open Pedagogy: Charting the Potential to Co-create Non-disposable Objects with Students in Your Classes

Back Matter

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