Tentative
Schedule for Fall 2014 (last updated 9/29/14):
Week
1
9/24—Introductions, Syllabi, Assignments,
Expectations, etc…
Week
2
9/29—Reading and Blog Post: “Discussion
as a Way of Teaching” (Handout)
10/1—Reading and Blog Post: English Language Arts Common Core State Standards
available at www.corestandards.org
(Please focus on the Reading Standards for Literature and the Reading Standards
for Informational Text) and Beach,
Thein, and Webb’s “The Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts
Instruction in Grades 6-12: Origins, Goals, and Challenges” (Handout)
Week
3
10/6—Reading and Blog Post: Langer’s “A Response-Based Approach to Reading
Literature” available at http://www.albany.edu/cela/reports/langer/langerresponsebased.pdf
*Please note that class will end at 4pm on
10/6
10/8—Reading and Blog Post: Paulo Freire’s “Pedagogy of the Oppressed” Chapter 2
available at http://www.webster.edu/~corbetre/philosophy/education/freire/freire-2.html
Week
4
10/13—Reading and Blog Post: Peter McLaren’s “Critical Pedagogy: A Look at the
Major Concepts” available at http://cidocstudents2012.wikispaces.com/file/view/Critical+Pedagogy+Major+Concepts.pdf
10/15—Reading and Blog Post: Duncan-Andrade and Morrell’s “Critical Pedagogy and
Popular Culture in an Urban Secondary English Classroom” (Handout)
Week
5
10/20—What is
Social Justice? Why is it important for our classrooms?
Reading
and Blog Post: Individual
Exploration
10/22— Reading and Blog Post: Tovani’s “I Read it, but I don’t get it”
Week
6
10/27—Creating
Lesson Plans
Reading and Blog Post: TPA guidelines (Handout)
10/29—Reading and Blog Post: Gallagher’s “Readicide”
Week
7
11/3—Guest and Blog Post, 2014
Washington State Teacher of the Year, Katie Brown, ELL Specialist at Shuksan
Middle School in Bellingham
Blog post prompts:
Complete some investigation about Katie, her school, her work as Teacher of the Year, etc..
Consider how ELL strategies are important in your work as a teacher of ELA
Develop a few questions that you want to ask Katie while she's here.
Complete some investigation about Katie, her school, her work as Teacher of the Year, etc..
Consider how ELL strategies are important in your work as a teacher of ELA
Develop a few questions that you want to ask Katie while she's here.
11/5—Reading and Blog Post: Beach, Appleman, Hynds, and Wilhelm’s “Assessing and
Evaluating Students’ Learning: How Do You Know What They Have Learned?”
(Handout)
Week
8
11/10— Book Talks (Paul, Katie, Christine, Jade, Janna, Marisa)
11/12—Book Talks
(Colleen, Michael, Megan, Amanda, Ross, Carlos, Alyssa)
Week
9
11/17— Mini-lessons (Alexie 1, Alexie 2, Alexie 3, Alexie 4)
11/19—Mini-lessons
(Poe 1, Poe 2, Poe 3, Poe 4)
*Please read The Raven and The Fall of the House of Usher
*Please read The Raven and The Fall of the House of Usher
Week
10
11/24—Mini-lessons
(Weisel 1, Weisel 2, Weisel 3)
11/26 —Thanksgiving Break; No Class
Week
11
12/1—Mini-lessons
(Yang 1, Yang 2)
*Please note that
class will end at 4pm on 12/1
12/3—Unit Plans Due, Discussion of Unit
Plans, Course Evaluations
*Learning
Letters Due to your blog by Friday, 12/5, at noon.
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