SYLLABUS WINTER 2005
MASTER IN TEACHING: Weaving the Web of Democracy
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last updated: 03/13/ 06

 

Schedule for the spring quarter (notice tuesday am/friday am flip) Masters project rubric & guidelines Handouts from Research Methods

 

Week
1

MONDAY

9am-12pm: C-1107
                    &  B-3107


TUESDAY

9am-12pm:
Adolscnt Dev: Lab1-1050
K-8 literacy: E2105

1-4pm: *Notice changes*
          Sonja: D-2105
          Anita: D-3105
          Sherry: E-2105

WEDNESDAY

9am-12pm: Cab110

THURSDAY 

Field work

FRIDAY

9am-12pm:
Sec. Cont. Litrcy: C-1107
K-8 Math: B-3107

1-4pm: C-1107

morning

1/9

Research Methods
** please bring calculators
What does it mean to know? What are various ways of describing what is “typical” of a set of data?

HANDOUT
Annotations, research logs and the outline of the Master's project

Due Today

  • Research Methods Syllabus
  • Master's paper question accompanied by explanation of why question is important to you, to your students, and to the professional education community.

1/10

Who is the adolescent?

K-8 literacy

  • What Do You Believe About Reading ? Why Does It Matter? - An Overview of the Reading Process
  • Book-Making, Poetry, and Hand-Writing
  • What Do You Want From This Workshop?

Due Today
see first week assignments

1/11

History, Democracy, & Schooling
Timeline

HANDOUT

Due today:
see first week assignments

 

1/12

Field work & journal
See guide for focus of weekly observations and interviews

 

1/13

K-8 Math
Examining student work for understanding.
Intro to teaching and learning addition & subtraction

Secondary content area literacy

  • Introduction
  • Course Goals/Overview, Phil/Expectations
  • Burke Reading Inventory

Due Today

afternoon

 

SEMINAR

Information about TLS paper

Due Today

  • Appren. in Thinking
  • EITHER a visual organizer OR short response piece that identifies Rogoff's major points and ways points supported, along with critique and questions.

 

   

Learning & the Artistic Brain
Introduction & Overview
syllabus

Community Meeting/Reflection

Due Today

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Week
2

MONDAY


TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

morning

1/16

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

NO CLASS

 

1/17

Who is the adolescent? Exploring public perceptions and statistics.

K-8 literacy

  • Firming Up Your Definition of the Reading Process
  • Phonemic Awareness, Invented Spelling, and Learning to Read and Write
  • Responding to Children's Book Letters: Content and Form (D'Nelian)
  • Burke Reading Inventory

Due Today

 

1/18

History, Democracy, & Schooling

  • Early education timeline
  • Assessing student learning
  • Creating democracy project

Due today:

1/19

1/20

K-8 Math

  • Teaching and learning addition and subtraction strategies (cont.)
  • Interviewing children

Secondary content area literacy
TBA

Due Today

afternoon

 

SEMINAR

Identity prompt #1

Due Today

  • Experience and Education
  • EITHER a visual organizer OR short response piece that identifies Dewey's major arguments and ways supported, along with critique and questions.
  • Designing Groupwork, Forward, Chapters 1 & 2
   

Learning & the Artistic Brain (Susan)
Line & Art History

Community Meeting/Reflection

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Week
3

MONDAY


TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

morning

1/23

Research Methods:

When can you say that something has been caused by something else, or that the two are just related?

Due today:

1/24

Who is the adolescent? Exploring public perceptions and statistics, cont.

K-8 literacy

  • Internalization Quiz
  • Children's Book Letters
  • Burke Reading Inventory
  • Setting Up a Primary Literacy Program
  • Planning for How to Practice – initial thoughts

Due Today

 

1/25

History, Democracy, & Schooling

  • Identiites, Stories, History and Schooling
  • Timeline

Due today:

 

1/26

1/27

K-8 Math

  • Teaching and learning multiplication and division strategies.
  • Computational fluency

Secondary content area literacy
TBA

Due Today

 

 

afternoon

 

SEMINAR

Identity prompt #2

Due Today

  • Experience and Education
  • 3-5 page organized discussion & critique (i.e. strengths & weaknesses) and application of Dewey's argument
   

Learning & the Artistic Brain
Line & Art History accross the curriculum

Community Meeting/Reflection

Due Today

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Week
4

MONDAY


TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

morning

1/30

Research Methods:

What can researchers claim based on who they study and what they measure?

Due today:

 

1/31

Who is the adolescent?
The social, historical and cultural context

K-8 literacy

K-8 literacy Syllabus

 

Due Today

 

2/1

History, Democracy, & Schooling

Due today:

2/2

2/3

K-8 Math

  • What's on the WASL?
  • Classroom Conversations

Secondary content area literacy
TBA

Due Today

 

 

afternoon

 

SEMINAR

Due Today

  • I Won't Learn from You
  • EITHER a visual organizer OR short response piece that identifies Kohl's major arguments and ways supported, along with critique and questions.
   

Learning & the Artistic Brain (Nanci):
Color (value, hue, tint) & Art History

Community Meeting/Reflection

Due Today
Draft TLS paper

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Week
5

MONDAY


TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

morning

2/6

Research Methods:

What can researchers claim? Are they measuring what they think they are measuring? What conclusions can researchers make based on the study design?

Due today:

 

2/7

Who is the adolescent?
Cognitive development

K-8 literacy

K-8 literacy Syllabus

 

Due Today

  • Adolescent Dev. syllabus
  • K-8 literacy Syllabus

2/8

History, Democracy, and Schooling

  • TOT: Spring chapters 10,11 & 12
  • Assessing student learning
  • Democracy project work-time

Due today:

 

2/9

2/10

K-8 Math

  • Problem based instruction – Inquiry in an inclusive classroom
  • Manipulatives in Mathematics

Secondary content area literacy
TBA

Due Today

afternoon

 

SEMINAR

Due Today

  • Power, Privilege, and Difference
  • EITHER a visual organizer OR short response piece that identifies Johnson's major arguments and ways supported, along with
  • Identity prompt #4
   

Learning & the Artistic Brain
Color (value, hue, tint) & Art History across the curriculum

Community Meeting/Reflection

Due Today
Visual Art syllabus

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Week
6

MONDAY


TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

morning

2/13

Research Methods:

What is a meaningful finding?

Due today:

 

2/14

Who is the adolescent?
Identity development

K-8 literacy

K-8 literacy Syllabus

 

Due Today

  • Adolescent Dev. syllabus
  • K-8 literacy Syllabus

2/15

History, Democracy, and Schooling

  • TOT: Spring chapters 13,14 & 15
  • Assessing student learning

Due today:

 

2/16

2/17

K-8 Math

  • Curriculum Introduction
  • Adaptations for English Language Learners

Secondary content area literacy
TBA

Due Today

 

 

afternoon

 

SEMINAR

Due Today

  • Power, Privilege, and Difference
  • 3-5 page organized discussion & critique (i.e. strengths & weaknesses) and application of Johnson's argument
  • Identity prompt #5
   

Learning & the Artistic Brain (Adeena & Julia)
Pattern / Repetition & Art History

Community Meeting/Reflection

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Week
7

MONDAY


TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

morning

2/20

President's Day

NO CLASS

 

2/21

Secondary content area literacy
TBA

K-8 literacy

K-8 literacy Syllabus

Due Today

 

2/22

History, Democracy, and Schooling

  • Democracy project presentations - groups 1 & 2

Due today:

2/23

2/24

K-8 Math

  • Teaching mathematics for Social Justice Discuss readings related to the units
  • Developing your unit (GLEs & goals)

 

Who is the adolescent?

Due Today

 

 

afternoon

 

SEMINAR

Due Today

  • Nickeled and Dimed
  • EITHER a visual organizer OR short response piece that identifies (author's name) major arguments and ways supported, along with critique and questions.
   

Learning & the Artistic Brain
Pattern / Repetition & Art History across the curriculum

Community Meeting/Reflection

Due Today
Visual Art syllabus

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Week
8

MONDAY


TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

morning

2/27

Research Methods:

What kinds of questions can be answered using qualitative methods? What key questions will help you critically read qualitative research?

Due today:

 

2/28

Who is the adolescent?
Emerging sexuality

K-8 Math (note date switch)

  • Cognitive Demand of tasks Developing your unit (Assessments & overview)

Due Today

 

 

3/1

Research Methods: TBA

 

History, Democracy, and Schooling, Due today:

 

3/2

3/3

K-8 literacy (note date switch)

K-8 literacy Syllabus

Secondary content area literacy
TBA

Due Today

afternoon

 

SEMINAR

Due Today

  • A Framework for Understanding Poverty
   

Learning & the Artistic Brain (Anna)
Proportion & Art HIstory

Community Meeting/Reflection

Due Today
Final TLS paper

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Week
9

MONDAY


TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

morning

3/6

Research Methods:

How trustworthy are data in qualitative research? What are various modes of data collection?

Due today:

 

3/7

Who is the adolescent?
Presentations: How do/can teaching integrate knowledge?

K-8 literacy

K-8 literacy Syllabus

 

Due Today

  • Adolescent Dev. syllabus
  • K-8 literacy Syllabus

3/8

History, Democracy, and Schooling

  • Democracy project presentations - groups 3 & 4

Due today see:

3/9

3/10

K-8 Math

  • Cognitive Demand of task enactment  
  • Developing your unit (lesson objectives & finishing touches)

Secondary content area literacy
TBA

Due Today

 

 

afternoon

 

SEMINAR

Due Today

  • Ways with Words
  • EITHER a visual organizer OR short response piece that identifies Brice-Heath's major arguments and ways supported, along with critique and questions.
   

Learning & the Artistic Brain
Proportion & Art HIstory across the curriculum

Community Meeting/Reflection

Due Today
Visual Art syllabus

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Week
10

MONDAY


TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

morning

3/13

Research Methods:

How do qualitative researchers analyze data? What can they claim?

Due today:

 

3/14

Who is the adolescent?
Presentations: How do/can teaching integrate knowledge?

K-8 literacy

K-8 literacy Syllabus

 

Due Today

  • Adolescent Dev. syllabus
  • K-8 literacy Syllabus

3/15

History, Democracy, and Schooling

  • Impact on teaching
  • Work on Power Point Presentations

Due today:

 

 

3/16

3/17

K-8 Math

  • Using games to develop mathematical thinking and fluency
  • Develop lesson plan – maintaining cognitive demand

Secondary content area literacy
TBA

Due Today

 

 

afternoon

 

SEMINAR

Due Today

  • Other People's Children
  • EITHER a visual organizer OR short response piece that identifies Delpit's major arguments and ways supported, along with critique and questions.
   

TLS PowerPoint Presentations

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Eval Week

**POSSIBLY SATURDAY 3/18 -- we will check with you in week one

MONDAY


TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

EVALUATION WEEK:  CHECK SCHEDULE FOR TLS POWER-POINT PRESENTATIONS 3/20 THROUGH 3/23 . DO NOT MAKE TRAVEL PLANS BEFORE END OF ALL PRESENTATIONS.

morning

 

3/20

 

Due today
Identity Autobiography Journal

 

3/21
3/22
3/23

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