A. Written assignments (2/3 of grade) |
session due (if desired, fill in actual dates) |
date draft posted |
date OK/RNR |
A semester-long "learning/engaging" project |
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Initial description |
3 (draft; revision due 2 sessions later) |
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Installments (350-600 words) in which you adopt or adapt the themes and activities from each session (draft due one week after the session it relates to) |
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installment related to Session 3 |
4 (ditto) |
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..to Session 4 |
5 |
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..to Session 5 |
6 |
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..to Session 6 |
7 |
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..to Session 7 |
8 |
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..to Session 8 |
9 |
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..to Session 9 |
10 |
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..to Session 10 |
11 |
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Presentation |
12 |
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Complete draft report |
12 |
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Final (1500-2500 words) report (m respond to comments on complete draft) |
one week after 13 |
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Participation and contribution to the class process (1/3 of grade) |
date fulfilled |
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B. Syllabus quiz |
2 |
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C1. Prepared participation and attendance at class meetings (or timely post-class input from online asynchronous students) (=13 items) |
1-13 |
record class dates missed or underprepared for |
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C2. Contributions on the blog to the revision of the chapters introduced in sessions 2-11 or to an annotated collection of new readings and other resources (6 items) |
6 times, due sessions 3-12 |
record date of contributions |
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D. Weekly check-in on how you adopted/adapted themes (=9 items) |
9 times, sessions 3-11 |
record check-in dates missed or underprepared for |
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E. Minimum of two in-office/phone/internet conferences on your project and other assignments, first |
by session 6 |
insert date |
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second |
by session 10 |
insert date |
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F. Comments on other students' drafts (6 items) |
6 times, by session following posting, sessions 4-13 |
record date of comments |
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G. Filled-in checklist, submitted to instructor by email |
one week after 13 |
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H. Process Review on the development of your work |
one week after 13 |
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I. Narrative course evaluation completed |
in session 13 |
Quality |
Self-assessment |
1. A sequence of assignments keeping to the weekly due dates with timely revisions, |
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2. often revised thoroughly and with new thinking in response to comments. |
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3. Project innovative, well planned and carried out with considerable initiative, and |
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4. indicates that you will be able to engagie others in learning and critical thinking on your topic. |
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5. Project report clear and well structured, |
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6. with supporting references and detail, and professionally presented. |
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7. Active, prepared participation for and learning from session activities. |
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Active contribution to building the class as learning community, evident in 8. contributions to the revision of the chapters and to the annotated reading and resource list, and |
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9. comments on presentations and peer review of drafts. |
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Weekly check-ins, installments, and process review, which show: 10. Consistent work outside sessions, |
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11. deep reflection on your development through the semester, and |
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12. map of the future directions in which you plan to develop. |