IN CLASS: Part 1, Introduction to political and social theories and the history of education. Introduction to the class. Assign Groups. HOMEWORK FOR THE 13th: Complete Assignment 1 (Look for Assignments folder on Blackboard (BB). Read Resegregation in the American South (Hannah-Jones, 2014). Unit 2 BB and Watch Saving Central: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXkyyng2Spw Saving Central, Videos folder, BB. Submit all assignments through Blackboard. Tuesday, Jan 13 / FOUNDATIONS* IN CLASS: Class discussion of film, reading from January 8. HOMEWORK FOR THE 22nd: Read 10-page article in Unit 1, EEO, Jefferson, Mann, and Dewey, also Read Chapters 3 in the text. Complete assignment on Education and Equality of educational opportunity (Spring) Chapter 3 and Complete Assignment 2 Jefferson, Mann, and Dewey for January 22. Thursday, Jan 22 /FOUNDATIONS IN CLASS: Lecture and discussion of the educational philosophies of Jefferson, Mann, and Dewey. Discussion of the common school and models of equal educational opportunity. HOMEWORK FOR THE 29th: Read Chapter 5 text, Equality of Educational Opportunity Race, Gender, and Special Needs. Thursday, Jan 29/ FOUNDATIONS IN CLASS: Lecture and discussion concerning the Alabama Accountability Act. View video of Huntsville City Schools reaction to Accountability Act in class. Alabama Accountability Act Report - YouTube Assign 1st group project. View Stuart Hall short films on Representation and the Media and Race as the floating signifier as an introduction to Ethnic Notions. HOMEWORK FOR THE 5th: Unit 1 BB. Read Accountability%20Act %20Al.com.docx Discuss readings and complete Assignment 4, Chapter 5. Thursday, Feb 5 /FOUNDATIONS Part 2, Race, Class, Poverty IN CLASS: Separate but Equal. View 1 st half of Ethnic Notions in class. Lecture, historical impact of Plessy vs. Ferguson (1896) and Brown v. Board of Education (1954), view short video. HOMEWORK FOR THE 12th: Discuss videos in class. Read Witnessing Whiteness by Michelle Fine (You are only responsible for the first section concerning Randolph County, Alabama), McIntosh, White Privilege, and Explaining White Privilege to a Broke White Person, Unit 2, BB. Complete Assignment 5. Thursday, Feb 12 /FOUNDATIONS
IN CLASS: 1st Group Projects. 2nd half of Ethnic Notions.
HOMEWORK FOR THE 19th: For next week read Chapter 4, text. Read Inequality and the American Child | BillMoyers.com and view Children in American Schools Part 1 URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfcfrQxlJsU
Thursday, Feb 19th /FOUNDATIONS
IN CLASS: View Tammys story on BB videos. Lecture and discussion. Assign 2nd group project. HOMEWORK FOR THE 26th: Read Chapter 8 and 9 of the text and read Chapter 1 of Unit 1 Blackboard The Death and Life of the Great American School. Thursday, Feb 26th /FOUNDATIONS IN CLASS: Discussion and Lecture on High Stakes Testing, Charter Schools and Home Schooling. Additional articles will be available on Pinterest and Blackboard. View Diane Ravitch video in class. HOMEWORK FOR THE 5th: Prepare for Group 2 presentation. Thursday, Mar 5th /FOUNDATIONS Part 3, Gender, Harassment, and other issues IN CLASS: Group 2 presentations. HOMEWORK FOR THE 12th: Read Schools, Sexual Harassment and Title IX (Baylor Law Review Journal), Legal issues folder and complete Assignment 6. Thursday, Mar 12th /FOUNDATIONS IN CLASS: View Bullied. HOMEWORK FOR THE 26th: Introduction of Philosophy of Education assignment. SPRING BREAK (March 16- March 23rd) NO CLASS Thursday, Mar 26th / FOUNDATIONS IN CLASS: Summaries of Philosophies of Education. Explanation of Philosophy of Education and the connections to pedagogy. HOMEWORK FOR THE 2nd: For next week read Chapters 6 and 7 in the text. Thursday, Apr 2/ FOUNDATIONS IN CLASS: View Harvest of Shame part 1. Class discussion. HOMEWORK FOR THE 9th: Complete Assignment 7. Thursday, Apr 9th /FOUNDATIONS Part 4 Language, Culture, philosophy and policy IN CLASS: A look at changing demographics of public school children in the U.S. Harvest of Shame, part 2. Additional information on Philosophy of Education.
HOMEWORK FOR THE 16th: Complete Philosophy of Education rough
draft. Bring rough draft to class. Thursday, Apr 16th /FOUNDATIONS IN CLASS: Bring rough draft to class. Writing workshop for Philosophy of education. HOMEWORK FOR THE 23rd: Philosophy of Education must be submitted to Live Text by midnight, Sunday, April 26. Thursday, Apr 23rd /FOUNDATION IN CLASS: Party and writing workshop. HOMEWORK: Philosophy of Education must be submitted to Live Text by midnight, Sunday, April 26. NO FINAL EXAM
Kenoyer, Jonathan M. & Heather ML Miller, Metal technologies of the Indus valley tradition in Pakistan and Western India, in: The Archaeometallurgy of the Asian Old World, 1999, ed. by VC Piggott, Philadelphia, Univ. of Pennsylvania Museum, pp.107-151