liance on primary source material and experiential evidence was admirable. Ideal learning experiences are made by enthusiastic and experienced professors, no matter what the class size or environment.

Furthermore, the assignments based on the classroom materials helped make the Introduction to World Religion class compelling and enjoyable: an ideal learning experience. For example, one of our assignments was to attend a service of a religion that was unfamiliar to us. Professor Gleason encouraged students to seek for small sects or even cults so that we could learn what causes people to worship and how different religions conceive of the notion of community. In addition to assigning us a field exercise the professor also had students keep a journal. The journal wouldn't get graded but the professor wanted to see what our genuine reactions to material were. Formal graded assignments w

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