1. SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY ?
    2. SUMMER SEMESTER 2004
  1. EDUC 377-4 ?
  2. SPECIAL TOPICS: MIDDLE SCHOOL THEORY &
  3. PRACTICE ?
    1. (E02.00)
      1. John Bu1ioni ? Office: TBA ?
      2. Phone: 291-5995
      3. DESCRIPTION
      4. REQUIREMENTS:
      5. Return to Education's Undergraduate 2004-2 Course Outlines Main Page.

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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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SUMMER SEMESTER 2004

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EDUC 377-4 ?

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SPECIAL TOPICS: MIDDLE SCHOOL THEORY &

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PRACTICE ?
(E02.00)
John Bu1ioni ?
Office: TBA
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Phone: 291-5995
TUESDAYS 17:30-21:20 in AQ
5039
PREREQUISITE:
EDUC 401/402
DESCRIPTION
Students will engage in a collaborative/team investigation of the important issues addressing middle
school theory and practice, The course is designed for pre-service and beginning teachers who are, or
anticipate teaching at the middle school level. This course will also be of interest to those teaching grades
five-seven in a conventional (K-7) elementary school. It will examine the historical and theoretical
foundations of, as well as, the practical approaches to the purpose and nature of middle school
pedagogy. Participants will engage in a variety of learning activities and experiences that reflect best
practice at the middle school level. Particular attention will be paid to the following components of the
middle school structure: teaming (both for students and teachers), advisory and exploratory programs.
Guest speakers and field trips to middle schools during school hours may become part of the class
investigation, if possible, according to the group schedule.
REQUIREMENTS:
Group unit plan design (30%)
Portfolio of weekly/mini assignments (30%)
Research project (20%)
Participation (20%)
Required Text:
This We Believe,
National Middle School Association, ISBN:
1-56090-105-5
Required readings to be announced. A photocopy fee will be applied.
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