Hi everyone,
I will be out of town without cell reception through Monday afternoon. If you have questions, please email them to me and I will get back to you on Monday. The online responsibilities / assignments are listed in the below post.
Enjoy your weekend; be sure to take some time for yourself and the people that care about you!!!
Dr. Lovato
Friday, August 29, 2014
Session 3: September 2, 2013
Week 3 Due: Teacher Reflection #1 (posted to webpage)
(9/2- OL)
Electronic
Database Searching
1.
Locate
articles of interest to you that uses classroom-based research. Using UNM
electronic education databases search using terms action research, teacher research, practitioner research, teacher-as-scholar, practical
inquiry, interactive research, classroom inquiry, or practice-centered inquiry.
Locate two article of interest to you that uses classroom-based research.
- Annotate each article using the guidelines and bring a copy of the article to discuss.
2. Continue
searching / logging for topics related to your own research interests. Email articles to
yourself. The databases are valuable tools in accessing information relevant to
your research.
3. READ TEXT: Hubbard & Power, chapter 3 (Questions evolving)
4. Let me know via email if you have not set up a class website; also please share the site with me and grant me permission to the site in order to comment.
Monday, August 25, 2014
August 26, 2014: Session 2 Agenda
- Introductions
- Review Syllabus & Requirements
- Examine Blog
- Examine Website
- Create personal Google.com website
- Share Intellectual Histories
- Poem small group activity (time permitting)
- Hubbard & Power, Chapter 1: Why teacher Research?
- Citation & Annotation Guidelines
- This week's articles
- Homework
- Letter of Intent / Letter to yourself
- Read Hubbard & Power- Chapter 2
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Update Article & Email
I was not able to obtain the missing pages from "Visiting and Revisiting". I will continue to work on it, but for now just hold off on that particular article. Also, it appears my email is wrong on the top of the syllabus. It should read:
clovato1@gmcs.k12.nm.us
Thanks all...see you Tuesday!
Dr. Lovato
clovato1@gmcs.k12.nm.us
Thanks all...see you Tuesday!
Dr. Lovato
Monday, August 18, 2014
Room Change
EDU513 will meet in room 184 next Tuesday, August 26, 2014. This is a change from the syllabus that states room 173; please note the change. Remember class this week is online as explained in the email. Have a great day!
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Fall 2014
Welcome to your capstone year (Fall 2014 into Spring 2015)
A reflective and introspective journey designed to encourage you to look more closely at yourself as a teacher and learner in your classroom with your students. This is a liberating time for you to think independently, reflexively, and creatively.
"Critical reflection is matter of stance and dance. Our stance is one of inquiry. We see it as a constant formation and always needing further investigation. Our dance is the dance of experimentation and risk" (Brookfield, 1995, p. 42 as cited in Allen, 2009, A Sense of Belonging, p. 20).
Please mark your calendar for Friday, November 7, 2014 from 9:00am-3:30pm. You will be sharing your Oral Inquiry Proposal Presentation at the main campus to your committee members. Please arrange your leave with your school principal early on.
August 19, 2014 (Session 1)
Activities
& Assignments
·
Check out the Course Blog http://unmg513fall14.blogspot.com/
o All assignments are listed here
o Post a short introduction to the class
·
Check out Course website at https://sites.google.com/site/513unmg14/
o Explore the
site
o Week 1
page: All articles and assignment information is provided on this page
·
Review Syllabus
o Please note that
this class meets online and in person- DOUBLE CHECK
DATES in the Course Calendar starting on page 7.
·
Read and reflect on Things I learned last week,
William Stafford
·
Read: Streib, L. (1993). Visiting and revisiting the trees. In Marilyn
Cochran-Smith & Susan Lytle. [Eds.]. Inside
Outside: Teacher research and knowledge, p. 123-124.
·
Think about your INTELLECTUAL History- create
a record of your Intellectual History to share next Tuesday in class.
·
POS complete & sign
·
Read Articles for next week:
Capitelli. Finding myself in inquiry.
Brown, S. (1993). Lighting fires. In Marilyn Cochran-Smith & Susan
Lytle. [Eds.]. Inside Outside: Teacher
research and knowledge, p. 241-249
Henderson, B., Meier, D., Perry, G. (2004). Teacher research in early
childhood education. Young Children,
pp. 96-100.
·
READ TEXT: Hubbard & Power, chapter 1 (Why
Teacher Research?)
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