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Fran Grace

2 papers in the library · 95 citations · publishing 2011

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Learning as a Path, Not a Goal: Contemplative Pedagogy – Its Principles and Practices

Teaching Theology & Religion April 1, 2011 Fran Grace 64 citations

Abstract What is contemplative pedagogy and how is it practiced in Religious Studies classrooms? Contemplative pedagogy cultivates inner awareness through first‐person investigations, often called “contemplative practices.” Contemplative teaching practices range widely: silent sitting meditation, compassion practices, walking meditation, deep listening, mindfulness, yoga, calligraphy, chant,...

Contemplative Pedagogy: Frequently Asked Questions

Teaching Theology & Religion April 1, 2011 Tom Coburn, Fran Grace, Anne Klein et al. 31 citations

Abstract Contemplative Pedagogy is a new and sometimes controversial pedagogical practice. Faculty often have basic questions about how to implement the pedagogy in their classrooms, in addition to questions that challenge the educational value and appropriateness of the practice. Assembled here are the most frequently asked questions about Contemplative Pedagogy, with responses from six...