Schedule
From this unit onward, all readings in this schedule must be completed by the day under which they are listed. This requirement is assessed via TRAs, homework and End-of-Unit Challenges throughout the semester. --> Accessing the Readings
CAUTION: I reserve the right to make revisions to on-line materials prior to their discussion in class at the relevant point in the semester. Therefore WAIT until that time to print out scenarios and reading guides.
Introductory Unit: Asia, Cultural History, & Team-Based Learning
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Tue, Jan 28 | personal introductions & open inquiry: "what is learning?" review of this course content site |
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Thu, Jan 30 | "Start of Term Survey" (1) review of personal learning goals & collection of individual student details for team formation (2) take trial Team Readiness Assessment (TRA) (3) (dis-)orientation to Introductory Scenario & Reading Guide |
(1) PRINT question #8-13 from "Start of Term Survey" and ***BRING TO CLASS*** (2) STUDY key concepts in these overviews for the trial TRA:
(3) OPTIONAL--> READ the Introductory Scenario & BROWSE on-line information regarding Hmong shamanic traditions:
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Tue, Feb 4 | form teams trial Application Exercise (ApEx), Q & A re: homework for the Application Exercise |
LOCATE EXAMPLES from & BEGIN ANNOTATING these **ONLINE** historical records (click links below to access) to address the Scenario homework. (Use the introductory Reading Guide & EB links below to get oriented to the readings.)
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Thu, Feb 6 | trial End-of-Unit Challenge
**bring Scantron #815e** |
FINISH ANNOTATING & REVIEW the same **ONLINE** historical records (click links below to access), oriented by the Reading Guide, to prepare for the trial End-of-Unit Challenge:
IMPORTANT: annotations should include information about terms marked with asterisks (*) in the Reading Guide, which must be drawn from these **ONLINE** EB articles (click links below to access) and will be assessed in at least one of the multiple choice questions.
WARNING: make sure that you use these links to access EB; going through the library's database page may lead to different material, which will likely confuse you when preparing for TRA. CONSIDER additional materials for OPTIONAL trial Extra Credit (*20 points*)
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