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Sit in a seat next to someone…
and introduce yourselfFind 2-3 things you have in commonFind one interesting difference
Foundations and Assessment of Education
TLED 608
Spring 2014
Instructor: Dr. Jennifer Kidd
Email: [email protected]: Ed 166-7Office Phone: 683-3248
Dr. Kidd
Who are you?
Stand up if you….
So, what’s this course about?
Foundations and Assessment of Education
Two main areas of focus:
Assessment
Foundations of Education
What are we going to do?
TextTopic-based discussionsClass LessonsFormative FeedbackAssignments
Assignments/Requirements
30 hours Classroom Observation Praxis/VCLA
Weekly Readings Weekly: Class Lesson (+ reflection) or Reading
Response Teacher Self-Portrait: 6 posts, final draft, reflection Observation Report Final Exam
All assignments are due at 11:59 p.m. on Tuesdays
LATE WORK POLICY: Assignments in this course are time-sensitive and interrelated. It is essential that work is submitted on time.
Late Policy
Please submit all course assignments by the due dates listed on the course schedule below. If extenuating circumstances preclude an on-time submission of any assignment, please contact the instructor prior to the due date to explain your circumstances. The instructor may provide extensions if appropriate on a case by case basis. Unexcused late work reflects an inappropriate disposition for a teacher and may impact a student’s grade and or ability to continue in the course.
Attendance Policy
Active participation is essential Every class member is expected to contribute Student responsibilities include listening to and
sharing with classmates + supportively critiquing their ideas and work
Professional demeanor expected = respectful open-mindedness and active engagement
Following instructor directions, refraining from off-topic conversation, and engaging only in course-related use of personal technology
Attendance Policy Cont
Students who miss more than two absences may suffer an overall grade reduction for each subsequent class missed.
Two Very Important Course Requirements
30 Hours of ObservationPRAXIS
Observation – sign up TODAY
Observe 30 hours in your licensure area Must be signed up by Sept 8th (if not, drop the course) Can visit multiple classrooms /teachers
Must be arranged through TES http://education.odu.edu/tes/ Specific schools and teachers can be requested (comments box) TES will send a confirmation email
Must be completed to pass 301 Must be in an accredited school (public or private) Dress and behave professionally (Don’t be a “no show”!)
Call school, visit if necessary, to arrange schedule Submit time log and eval sheet for credit (posted on BB)
Praxis Core (not Praxis I)/VCLA (Teacher Exams)
Must TAKE (not pass) this semester to pass 301 (but, must pass Praxis or VCLA to be admitted to DCOE)
See Bb for accepted combinations of exams Now all computer-based
Need-based fee waiver offered for Praxis (apply immediately!)
Exemptions (must submit documentation) Adequate scores on SAT, ACT (see BB)
Documentation due in one month!
Questions?
Now for some fun
Schedule for todayCourse IntroductionGameBreakSyllabusTopic Discussion and Sign upPurpose of Schools Metaphor
2T1L: Detect my lie
Which of the following is not true of Dr. Kidd I got married on Friday the 13th wearing 5
inch heels I was accused of drug possession, taken off
a train and strip searchedThere is a goat in Haifa, Israel named after
me “Ferry” pronounced “Furry”
2 truths and 1 lie
Think of three things about yourself: two that are true and one that is a lie
In a group of 3: Introduce yourself with your 2Ts and 1L. See if your classmates can detect the lie.
Afterwards: One of you will introduce us to your group including one thing about each of you – one of which is a lie. We’ll try to guess which.