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An Adventure of the American Mind: Joining Educators and Students With Library of Congress Resources
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Taxonomies: Skill-Centered | Research-Centered | Integrated Teaching


Class Fourteen
Presentations – Part II

Edited By:
Beth Coulter, Ed.D., AAM Director (brcoulter@wcu.edu)
Western Carolina University
Joy Rodgers, Ph.D., AAM Director (jrogers@luc.edu)
Loyola University

Review and Questions

  • Class notes from week one
  • Questions about assignments

Presentations Part II


What is next?

  • When are projects to be completed?
  • How will feedback be distributed?
  • How long before all changes must be made and resubmitted?
  • When is the mentoring to be completed and how is this to be reported?
  • Help after the course – where to go

Homework for next class

  1. Finish your unit plan.
  2. Send all permission forms to instructor and notify instructor when your unit plan has been completed.
  3. Complete your mentoring project and send mentoring forms to the instructor.

Remember: if you have questions or problems, please call us - I am here to help you and will make sure you get the support you need.

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Office hours: (instructor provides)
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E-mail: (instructor provides)


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