Requirements for Course:
Technology Across the Curriculum
Philosophy of Education (condensed version)
The original version is over 20 pages long and no one in their right mind
would want to read it! (Except, of course, Prof. Bailey, who assigned it.)
Try out this fun WebQuest on exploring Oregon!
Jeannette Rankin Podcast
This
podcast, about the life of the first woman elected to Congress, was a
joint effort with friend and fellow student, Beverlee Brick.
It
was created with Apple's Garage Band software application, and in
addition to photos of Ms. Rankin from the internet, it features some of
my original photography.
Project TEAM iMovie Expressive Arts Lesson
(modified to remove clips that showed children)
Technological Literacy Reflection
iMovie
Mission: Possible
(group project for math & science methods course)
Dee wrote the script, José and Dee did the acting,
Nicole did the photography, and I did the computer
editing - both video and audio. This was fun to edit!
Last but not least, this website!
Homepage
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- Samples From Other Courses
Reading and Language Arts Methods
"Of
Greenhorns and Plywood Sails"
This narrative was part of a project to develop a writer's workshop for elementary and middle school.
Learning Communities
"I
am From"
Spanish Literature (Undergrad)
La
abra (The Cove)
Translation of Muere Lentamente by Neruda
Math & Science Methods
Tides Microteaching Lesson Plan
Social Studies Methods I
Lesson plan to accompany WebQuest
Learning Communities
Brochure on the book "The First Days of School"
by Harry & Rosemary Wong
Work Samples
Upper Elementary Unit: Oceans & Shores
An Investigation of Marine Biology in the Rocky Shore Intertidal Zones
Primary Unit: Metamorphosis
An Investigation of the Metamorphosis of Butterflies and Frogs
The
primary grades work sample has too many pieces to post here. Both of
these were fun to design and fun to teach, but what a lot of work! I
tend to over do things, and these were no exception.
No Particular Reason
What I Learned in College
As
if I didn't get enough of writing in college, I wrote this entirely for
fun, not for a class, to include with my thank you notes for graduation.
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