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TE 401: Teaching Social Studies to Diverse Learners

Class 11November 6, 2008

PASS Video, Planning, Civics, andSimulation Group Microteaching

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Agenda

Reflections on the Election Civics PASS Video Brophy and Alleman Ch.9 Planning Workshop Micro-teaching: Simulation

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Reflections on 2008 Election

State News Editorial

Rock the Vote

Your thoughts?

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Civics – Brophy & Alleman pp. 156-168

Civics – “because democracy is not a spectator sport” – civics is about educating citizens about the how government works

Elementary students civic knowledge:– Limited to leaders (i.e. President)– Government is benevolent– Core democratic values

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Building civic knowledge: classroom constitution

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Other activities to build civic knowledge

Mock election and Kids Voting

Simulations (mock congress, mock budget)

Debate public policy issues

Photo essay – how government is involved– p. 163-164 Brophy and Alleman

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What do these all have in common?

Government Regulation

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Assessing the Video for Authentic Pedagogy

On a piece of paper or on your computer, make a chart on which to write down examples of how the instruction reflected:– Higher Order Thinking– Deep Knowledge– Substantive Conversation– Connections to the World Beyond the Classroom– https://angel.msu.edu/section/default.asp?id=GR

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Video Discussion

How did the teacher meet/miss the criteria:– Higher Order Thinking– Deep Knowledge– Substantive Conversation– Connections to the World Beyond the Classroom

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Ch. 9 – Brophy and Alleman

Video accentuates Ch.9 themes Activities should include:

– Goal relevance (follows your objectives)– Scaffolding in a child’s Zone of Proximal

Development (ZPD)– Motivating (i.e. mind’s on)– Applicable to life– Feasible and cost effective– Complete

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Metacognitive Moment

Twitter – like – Go to te401social.wikispaces.com, click

Discussion and post a message– Or if you belong to twitter.com, you can twitter it– Write a summary of what you learned in 140

words or less. – If you have a question, you can write that as well.

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For Next Time

Joint Committee on Geographic Education (coursepack)

Brophy and Alleman, Chapter 6 Muir and Frazee (coursepack) Microteaching: Literature Circle

– Any readings?

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Workshop Time

Finish your digital stories, email to [email protected]

Final Lesson Planning

Microteaching

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Micro-Teaching: Simulation

Please provide feedback to the micro-teaching group using the form


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