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Reflections on Teaching: September 2005

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This blog started as my graduate thesis. After taking some time away I am coming back to it now, recording my praxis and reflecting. Friday, September 30, 2005. Multiculturalism: Should I be Afraid of it? Yes But this cannot be the only factor. What about class, age, ability? Seinberg, Kinchloe. (1997). Changing Multiculturalism. Buckingham Open University Press. The Limitations of Office Hours. This week students attended my office hours for the first time! Friday, September 23, 2005. In hooks, b. (...

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Reflections on Teaching: November 2005

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This blog started as my graduate thesis. After taking some time away I am coming back to it now, recording my praxis and reflecting. Sunday, November 20, 2005. Not Hiding my Political Agenda. In preparing to teach my own class for the first time next semester and attempting to truly engage in praxis (practice informed by theory, and theory informed by practice) I am really looking at my choices and attempting to define or uncover bias and politicals. That is the goal. Rhizome: One day I would like to hav...

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Reflections on Teaching: The Hot Seat

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This blog started as my graduate thesis. After taking some time away I am coming back to it now, recording my praxis and reflecting. Thursday, March 08, 2007. A few weeks ago I had a classroom observation done on me. It was not like a pop quiz or anything like that. I even picked the date that I would have my evaluation. After the observation my students took an anonymous survey and today I got the results of both the observation and the survey. But when I read the breakdown of those numbers at times the...

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Reflections on Teaching: getting started (Again) for the second time

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This blog started as my graduate thesis. After taking some time away I am coming back to it now, recording my praxis and reflecting. Monday, August 06, 2007. Getting started (Again) for the second time. I cannot believe I let and entire semester go by without reflecting on anything I had done all semester. Along with blogging again about all this I have made a number of changes that I think are pedagogically informed, yet I am still worried about them. 2 "They seem to be missing so many skills". Thanks f...

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Reflections on Teaching: March 2007

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This blog started as my graduate thesis. After taking some time away I am coming back to it now, recording my praxis and reflecting. Friday, March 16, 2007. I stumbled upon this on a website but now cannot find it again. While i try to stick to actual experiences teaching on this blog I could not help but address this statement in relation to what I have been working on. In our gen ed goals when it came to critical thinking a definition was given that was "logical" or some might say "common sense" Either...

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Art Education Methods: May 2010

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This blog will follow what I learn in ARTE 5121 (Elementary Art Education Methods) and ARTE 5122 (Secondary Art Education Methods) at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Twenty-First Century Skills in Art Education. Twenty-First Century Skills in Art Education. Joni H. Hough. University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Delacruz (2009) states that,. Schools and policy makers are increasingly focused on what teachers need to know about and do with technology” (p. 13). For example, according to th...

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Bill Ayers: September 2006

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Education Policy Research Unit. Mike Klonsky's Small Talk. Tuesday, September 26, 2006. A Letter to the Times Found Five Years Later. September 15, 2001. In July of this year Dinitia Smith asked my publisher if she might. Interview me for the New York Times on my forthcoming book, Fugitive. Days From the start she questioned me sharply about bombings, and. Each time I referred her to my memoir where I discussed the culture of. Violence we all live with in America, my growing anger in the 1960's. Is the o...

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Bill Ayers: March 2006

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Education Policy Research Unit. Mike Klonsky's Small Talk. Wednesday, March 29, 2006. The Emerald City: What Beginning Teachers Need To Know. Introduction: Here's a piece I wrote in June, 2005 for an Introduction to Teaching course I was co-teaching. I’m writing this on a beautiful morning in early June, just back from my third graduation ceremony of this long commencement season; I have two more to go: my niece’s junior high school graduation, and a neighbor’s kindergarten commencement. There is a bit o...

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Art Education Methods: February 2010

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This blog will follow what I learn in ARTE 5121 (Elementary Art Education Methods) and ARTE 5122 (Secondary Art Education Methods) at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Multicultural Artworlds: Chapter 2 Summary/Response. February 9, 2010. Multicultural Artworlds: Chapter 2 Summary/Response. To understand a culture one must understand that culture’s ideas and activities. Studying important people and places within a culture provides concrete examples to help explain that culture&#82...Also, I...

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Reflections on Teaching: May 2006

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This blog started as my graduate thesis. After taking some time away I am coming back to it now, recording my praxis and reflecting. Wednesday, May 03, 2006. Postmodernism and Bringing it All Home. This is the last week of classes and I felt like it was important to bring together all of the things we had been talking about all semester long into a context that hits them directly and leaves them with skills to tackle images in their own world! I was worried that since this is the last class they would be...