The Art of Social Change [draft]
We have now looked together at several examples of art intended to inspire social change [examples]. Now it is your turn to contribute to our gallery.
For this project you will choose a particular artist, artwork, or group of artists to explore more deeply.… Read more “Gallery of Social Change”
GWS Keywords (DRAFT assignment)
Overview: This assignment invites you to engage with key concepts in the field of Gender and Women’s Studies by 1) learning about existing definitions, interpretations; 2) learning about context for important concepts in the field; and, 3) revising and remixing the terms through your own explanations with examples or applications. … Read more “GWS 100: KEYWORDS (draft/in-progress)”
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One of the open resource assignments will relate to the academic vocabulary of mathematics. Students in this course will continually update and create a “Word Resource Guide” and a database of word problems created by students. As you work with the academic vocabulary of mathematics, you will learn its math concepts and exercises.… Read more “Open Pedagogy First Assignment Post”
This is a very rough draft of what I’m working on for a skill tree for my “open world” class design for MMP 270. The skill trees represent the skill required by different roles in a professional game design setting.
The first assignment in the semester would be for students to read through the skill tree and make a plan for what path to complete to map out their goals for the class. … Read more “MMP 270 Skill Tree”
Gratitude Presentation (Low-risk assignment) – DRAFT
You will be able to deliver a gratitude presentation
You will use the language and delivery method of a special occasion presentation to show gratitude and make someone feel extra special.
You will organize the presentation to meet 2-3 minutes time frame.… Read more “Gratitude Presentation”
Step 1: Choose Your Own English 101 Adventure survey. Please follow the link to fill out this initial assessment of your English writing skills. We’ll be using the results of this survey to tailor the course to each student and achieve functional individual writing goals.… Read more “Choose Your Own English Adventure Survey [In Progress]”
30% of your grade is based on your grade on the English Department’s Final Essay Examination. 15% will be determined by the cumulative grade for your formal essays. The other 55 % of the class will be determined by US…which brings us to…
Your first assignment will be working with your classmates to determine what achievements make for an A, B, C, D, and F class grade.… Read more “Ungrading English 101: Grading Criteria”
Students will have to write a scene exhibiting:
“Research is formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose.” -Zora Neale Hurston
Assignment under construction. Students will have written two essays prior to this assignment (and potentially written a mid-term exam essay).
OBJECTIVES: Consider your narrative on family and identity, inspired/informed by the essays by Amy Tan and Jennine Capo Crucet.… Read more “ENG101: The Research Essay”
Your Argument: What issues do YOU care about?
CRT 100/ Prof. Barnes
Why are you constructing and presenting an argument? We are surrounded by arguments. This is why much of the work you do as a college student requires you to read and construct arguments.… Read more “Open Pedagogy assignment”
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