Course
Syllabus
4/20/2001
Online Teaching Resources Guide: http://www.irc.uci.edu/trg/trgtoc.html (Irvine)
A Berkeley
Compendium of Suggestions for Teaching with Excellence: http://uga.berkeley.edu/sled/compendium/
(Berkeley)
Tuesday,
January 30
Introduction to the Course, Classroom Icebreakers, Managing Stage Fright |
Tuesday,
February 6
How to Run a Discussion Section Reading Assignment: Irvine: Quick Tips, Really Practical Stuff Berkeley: Section 16 |
Tuesday,
February 13
Evaluating Teaching Styles DUE: Written report on teaching observation Reading Assignment: Irvine: Learning to Teach, Learning to Think Berkeley: Section 6 |
Tuesday,
February 20
5:15-6:45: shortened class due to conflict with campus visit from tenure-track finalist Techniques for Generating Discussion [postponed to 3/20] DUE: Teaching Demonstrations: 5:15-6:45 Reading Assignment: Berkeley: Sections 10, 11, 12 [postponed to 3/20] |
Tuesday,
February 27
Active/Experiential Learning Techniques Promoting Critical Thinking Guest speaker: Betsy Decyk, Lecturer in Philosophy, CSULB DUE: Teaching Demonstrations: 5:15-6:45 Reading Assignment: Irvine: Interactive Teaching and Learning; Promoting Critical Thinking Berkeley: Section 21 |
Tuesday,
March 6
Evaluating Student Performance Grading Techniques and Critiquing Papers Guest speaker: Al Spangler, Professor of Philosophy, CSULB Reading Assignment: Irvine: Ethics, Grading, and Essays Berkeley: Sections 13, 15, 22, 23 |
Tuesday,
March 13
Preparing Effective Lectures DUE: Grading assignment Guest speaker: Sara Goering, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, CSULB Reading Assignment: Irvine: Methods of Presenting Information Berkeley: Sections 5, 7, 8, 9, 18, 19 |
Tuesday,
March 20
Advanced Techniques for Generating Discussion Guest speaker: Larry Nolan, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, CSULB Reading Assignment: Berkeley: sections 1, 14 |
Tuesday,
March 27
Teaching Writing Guest speaker: Gary Griswold, Director, Writers' Lab, CSULB Reading Assignment: http://www.csulb.edu/~wrl/ -- Especially "for faculty" sections |
Tuesday,
April 3
Instructional Technology: the Internet and CourseInfo Class Meeting in Campus Lab: LAB Bldg 306 Bring: diskette + print-out of Composer instructions: http://www.csulb.edu/~jvancamp/composer.html |
April 9-13: SPRING BREAK: no class |
Tuesday,
April 17
Teaching in a Diverse Classroom Guest speaker: Dr. James Sauceda, Director, CSULB Multicultural Center DUE: Teaching Demonstrations II Reading Assignment: Irvine: Multicultural Environments |
Tuesday,
April 24
Designing Your Own Course Creating a Syllabus and Effective Assignments DUE: Teaching Demonstrations II Reading Assignment: Irvine: Syllabus, Assignment, and Test Design |
Tuesday,
May 1
University Resources for Learning and Referral Disruptive Students and Behavior Problems Guest speaker: Steve Katz, Director, Judicial Affairs, CSULB DUE: Teaching Demonstrations II DUE: Class Web page Reading Assignment: Irvine: Testing Authority |
Tuesday,
May 8
MEET IN MHB-915 Review Sessions: Preparing Students for Examinations Guest speaker: Phildon Huffaker, Lecturer in Philosophy, CSULB Reading Assignment: Berkeley: Section 20 |
Tuesday,
May 15
MEET IN MHB-915 DUE: Class presentations: Your Syllabus |
Final Exam Week: Final Project Due: Friday, May 25-4:00 p.m. |
My thanks to Larry Nolan, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, CSULB, for designing this course for the Department and teaching its first offering in Spring 1999.
Last updated: 4/20/2001