Editors' Choice
Originally Editors' Choice articles were posted for about three months on journal's web portal.
Afterwards, said Academic Exchange Quarterly selected full-text articles appear on this page
and are available free to all 24 / 7 - while other publishers charge a fee.
  • 2009
    • Spring issue
      1. Problem-Based Learning in Quantitative Classes Full text
      2. The Pedagogue & the Manatee: Danger of Extinction Full text
      3. Using Popular Film to Teach General Psychology Full text
    Editors' Choice: full-text articles recognized for one or more of the following, examples from recent recommendations in no particular order:
  • demonstrates a useful practice that teachers from all disciplines would benefit from
  • describes classroom attitudes and behaviors from various perspectives
  • formulates a novel and interesting idea that appears to be a very effective teaching tool
  • illustrates ideas that can be applied to other disciplines and courses
  • offers succinct and clear style, enjoyable to read
  • provides exposition and explicating both sides of the issue
  • motivates teachers to rethink how they communicate directions and expectations
  • exemplifies current scholarly trends
  • deals with a significant, vital issue in education
  • adds to our knowledge of the challenges in helping ‘behind the times’ faculty
  • makes a significant original contribution to the field
  • contains elements which have general application
  • presents an innovative approach toward dealing with significant teaching issues
Certainly all published submissions could satisfy one or more of the above criteria. However, at the end, a decision had to be made, select 3-4 articles out of 35-45 accepted for publication. To this effect, often, early submission (so encouraged by this journal) influences the outcome... Editors' Choice articles are likely to become leading articles in a print edition (titles appear on journal's cover).

Submissions considered but not accepted for Editors’ Choice have their abstracts available on Table of Contents webpage for the given issue. See SUBMISSIONS SCHEDULED FOR PUBLICATION