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Spring Term Classes
Please respond to this post with your teaching status for the next semester (yay or nay) and, if yay, what classes you would like to teach.
There will be a limit of four classes per teacher this term. For each class, I need the following.
Course Name:
Course Description: Be extensive here. Include topics covered, class format, etc.
Course Summary: Something succinct.
Number of Sections: (up to 2 per course)
For each section (each section needs to cover two class periods -- adjoining class periods will be rare and by admin approval only) --
Preferred Time Slots: (Monday 7th Period and Wednesday 7th Period) list of class periods
Alternate Time Slot: (Tuesday 4th Period and Thursday 4th Period)
Capacity: How many students per? Keep it reasonable.
TA: Y/N
We need this information by December 9th. That gives you two weeks.
There will be a limit of four classes per teacher this term. For each class, I need the following.
Course Name:
Course Description: Be extensive here. Include topics covered, class format, etc.
Course Summary: Something succinct.
Number of Sections: (up to 2 per course)
For each section (each section needs to cover two class periods -- adjoining class periods will be rare and by admin approval only) --
Preferred Time Slots: (Monday 7th Period and Wednesday 7th Period) list of class periods
Alternate Time Slot: (Tuesday 4th Period and Thursday 4th Period)
Capacity: How many students per? Keep it reasonable.
TA: Y/N
We need this information by December 9th. That gives you two weeks.
Re: Questions for you :)
We just need a rough idea. We understand that courses morph over the term, but this is to essentially to see how prepared you are to discuss that topic, since previous classes have been handed out on the basis of an "I wanna do it." You won't need a complete syllabus turned in immediately -- no sense in prepping an entire course that hasn't been approved -- but we need a detailed idea of where you're going with it.