Meeting 13 • 11 May 2010 • Tuesday

Version:
5/13/10

People: Fischer; -Ireton; Konrad; Moore
Today

(X') = anticipated time in minutes
(0001) etc.=item in document collection on CD-ROM
Key to notes added AFTER the class meets:
√ = topic / activity that was adequately dealt with during the class
+ = topic needs more attention & will be resumed at next / subsequent meeting(s)
- = a topic / activity that was proposed but not carried out - will be taken up later
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Week 7: Team-Based Learning (TBL); Thinking toward project #2/#3: a hefty CBI activity with long-term possibilities (course? cooperation within a large program outside?)

materials:

TLE article about German and physics combining to produce an environmentalism course (0785))

newspaper article (0813, not on disk) about medical Spanish

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(30') SpeakEasy maintenance - see below

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(20') More thoughts about Projects 2 & 3, using the TLE article (0785)

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(20') more about team-based learning (see handout from 04 May, #0191)

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(10') The summer 2010 "Humboldt" SINQ: Initial syllabus & activities

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(10') Group determines timelines for the two remaining activities: 1) contributions to the SpeakEasy "Box"; drafts and final versions of Project #2/#3

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(30') SpeakEasy maintenance: The sales kit; the "Box" for the fall group (what will be in it, who will create it, and what will be the identities of the "who's" that create it?). Maggie's curriculum plan (draft 5 May 2010, in handout for #12 06 May 2010)
Upcoming class meeting(s): #14 & #15 & beyond (13 & 18 May & beyond)

1) Continue Stryker /Leaver (or Kasper)
2) Continue reading about TBI (0164c, provided as photocopy).
3) Read about advanced points of CBI (0094, "Lessons from Immersion"; 0115 "Designing a Standards-Based thematic Unit"; 0176 Lear, "Spanish for Working Medical Professionals"; 0356 Bueno, "Creating Community…A Content-Based Approach"; 0436 Armengol, "Developing the Language of Mathematics"
4) Read about wider issues in language education: a) college programs (0003, James, "Re-Shaping the 'College-Level' Curriculum"; 0104 Donato, "Literary Discussions"; 0281, Hoecherl-Alden, "Connecting Language to Content: Second Language Literature Instruction at the Intermediate Level"
5) Read about SpeakEasy-related issues: 0141, Cummins, "Preparing Students at All Levels for the World of Business in High School and College Language Classes"; 0368 Ulrich, "Putting Language before Business" (provided as photocopy)
6) Read some rather speculative ideas: 0101 "Sex, Lies and Video Games"

(above listing goes only up to #0500)
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