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<strong>Jill</strong> <strong>Marshall</strong> &<br />

Gretchen Edelmon<br />

supervisors with a letter explaining the excused absence. Please notify the course staff of any conflicts as<br />

soon as possible so that we can try to work out an arrangement.<br />

GRADE DETERMINATION<br />

In-class, online and other participation: 28%<br />

Preparation and implementation of model teaching: 36% (lesson plans, observations, implementation)<br />

Formal Analyses and Reflections: 36% (15% each for Teach 1 and Teach 2 analyses, 6% for Equity<br />

Poster Session contribution)<br />

Plus and Minus grades will be assigned.<br />

I do not accept late work unless you contact me or the TA and negotiate a change in the assignment.<br />

ACADEMIC HONESTY: Students who violate University rules on scholastic dishonesty are subject to<br />

disciplinary penalties, including the possibility of failure in the course and/or dismissal from The<br />

University. Since such dishonesty harms the individual, all students, and the integrity of The University,<br />

policies on scholastic dishonesty will be strictly enforced. Any material that you include that is not in your<br />

own words must be in quotation marks, with a clear citation as to the source, including a page number if<br />

appropriate. Likewise, you should give credit for ideas that originate from another source, by citing the<br />

author and the year, regardless of whether the idea is presented in your own words. Using another<br />

person’s words or ideas (including words and ideas from the Internet!) without due credit is plagiarism<br />

and is a violation of University rules.<br />

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE<br />

Revisions may be required due to schedule changes in our cooperating schools - please check<br />

Blackboard regularly for updates and changes!<br />

Date Topic/Activities Activities/Readings for Today Due Today<br />

Wed.<br />

• Introductions<br />

• Syllabus<br />

• Subtraction task<br />

• Pick up Course Packet at Speedway<br />

Copying in Dobie Mall or download<br />

readings.<br />

•<br />

Mon.<br />

Wed.<br />

Mon.<br />

Wed.<br />

Wed. 4:30<br />

PM<br />

Mon.<br />

• Knowledge<br />

Packages; Knowing<br />

& Teaching STEM<br />

• Model <strong>Design</strong><br />

<strong>Challenge</strong><br />

• Lesson planning<br />

models<br />

• Managing instruction<br />

• Meet in the library<br />

at Crockett HS<br />

4:30-6:00 PM<br />

• Questioning and<br />

Assessment<br />

Handout - 2<br />

<strong>Design</strong> <strong>Challenge</strong> Syllabus<br />

• Ma (1999)<br />

• Barnett (2005)<br />

• Lawson (2002)<br />

• UTeach field policies<br />

• Tauber (2007) (online reading)<br />

• Management strategies<br />

• Interview with mentor teacher<br />

• Manouchehri & Lapp (2003)<br />

• Rowe (1986)<br />

• One minute papers<br />

• <strong>Design</strong>ing questions & assessments<br />

UTeach Institute - NMSI Annual Conference<br />

Austin, TX / May 24 – 26, 2011<br />

• Blackboard<br />

posting<br />

• 5E lesson plan<br />

from Step 1-2<br />

• Blackboard post<br />

• Group Contract<br />

• Safety training<br />

• Bring interview<br />

questions<br />

• Teacher<br />

Interview<br />

• Objectives for<br />

lesson<br />

EDC 365D Classroom Interactions, Spring 2010 Page 3<br />

3

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