(Note: All assignments that must be turned in are in green. Your answers do NOT have to be publishable in a professional journal. Write only what is needed to answer the questions. You will NOT be graded on your English. Remember, NO ONE is perfect...not even me. Send all assignments to: JoAnn Miller (miller@netservice.com.mx). You can begin the next assignment before you get your feedback. You may be asked to rewrite something, but you cannot FAIL this course.)
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(1) Visit the Filimentality site again. Check out this introduction
which should help you as you do your first activity. Bookmark it so you
can find it again later if you have any questions. |
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(2) Follow the
Subject
Sampler link . |
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(3) Read about these activities and then visit the example
site (Exploring Chinese Culture). |
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(4) Now write a similar
activity. (You can just go blind if you are very adventuresome
or check out Hint for Sampler . Design the activity
specifically for a particular course (book and unit). If possible, do it for a
course you are now teaching. Submit it to
Filimentality so it will be put on the web (It’s easy—Just go to the
Start a New Topic link at the bottom of the page and fill out the information as
you go. Remember, have your links prepared before you start.). |
| (5) Briefly tell me what other ways you think you could use Samplers in class--either as teacher-made or as student-made activities. |
| Check out the Students' Pages for more ideas... |
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