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Judith Simmer-Brown

3 papers in the library · 37 citations · publishing 1994-2019

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Contemplative Teaching and Learning: Opportunities for Asian Studies

ASIANetwork Exchange A Journal for Asian Studies in the Liberal Arts June 19, 2019 Judith Simmer-Brown 6 citations

Keynote Address, 2018 ASIANetwork Conference Contemplative education is a contemporary movement in higher education that builds upon the epistemological work of cognitive scientists in conversation with contemplative traditions of Asia, integrating critical subjectivity into the classroom. This article traces the development of this movement, identifying key innovators who are from the field of...

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...

Naropa Institute Buddhist-Christian-Jewish Retreats: Contemplation of the Psalms

Buddhist-Christian Studies 1994 Judith Simmer-Brown

In the 1980s, the Naropa Institute, the only accredited Buddhism-related college in North America, hosted seven landmark conferences on Buddhist and Christian meditation. Papers and dialogues from these conferences were published in Speaking of Silence: Christians andBuddhists on the Contemplative Way, edited by Susan Walker (New York: Paulist Press, 1987). In this decade, the focus of Naropa's...