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Schedule | Innovation
Through Technology Sessions | Fall Inservice Main
An Open Invitation
to the Strategic Learning Initiative Inservice Day
Wednesday, September 22, 2004
This year's Inservice focus of Innovation
prompts the SLI Leadership Team to invite the College community
to a full day celebrating and discussing college-wide innovative
projects, including those that have been "mainstreamed" in the College and those still in
the "incubation" stage of development.
The morning will begin with a collection of representatives
and participating faculty of several instructional projects at an "Innovation Faire" in
the large meeting rooms of the Center for Meeting and Learning. That
will be followed by several project workshops where coordinators
and participants will outline the goals and plans for the coming
year, invite new participants with specific ways to be involved,
and help with any application materials or processes needed for developing
proposals for new SLI projects. The following workshops have been
scheduled during the 10:30 to noon timeframe as three concurrent
sessions, featuring two "back to back" sessions during the scheduled
time:
10:30 to 11:15
1
American Indian Languages Program Rm 19/220
2
Learning Communities (10:30 to 11:00) Rm 19/214
Service
Learning (11:00 to 11:30)
3 Survey
of Technology Innovations Rm 19/205
11:15 to noon
1
3 to 4 Credit Conversion Rm 19/220
2
Reading Together (11:30 to noon) Rm 19/214
3
Survey of Technology Innovations con't Rm 19/205
Following the lunch break, members of the SLI LT will meet in
the large 102 CML room to present the software we are developing
to help us evaluate and make decisions about the directions of
our collective efforts to innovate. It will be a provocative
conversation as we try to frame where we have been and where
we are going with Innovation as a College.
The afternoon will conclude with our featured Keynote
Speaker, Dr. Elizabeth Minnich. She will raise innovative ways
to reflect on what it means to teach thinking when she addresses
the College community at 3:30 in CML 102. Her recent article in
the Chronicle of Education's Change Magazine "Teaching Thinking: Moral and Political Considerations" (October
2003) offers a glimpse of her challenging pedagogy. (You can find
a link to a copy of the article on the Library electronic reserves
link under "Inservice". )
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