CHEM 467 (Section 10) / BISC 422 (Section 10)
TUTORIAL METHODS OF INSTRUCTION
Tentative Schedule - Spring 2001 
Syllabus

Time & Place: The first class, a three-hour orientation session before classes start, will be held on Monday, February 5th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in 108 Pearson Hall. This is an especially important session and all tutor-facilitators should be present. Thereafter, we will meet most Wednesdays from 4:45 to 6:00 PM in the same place. The Tutorial Methods  of Instruction course will meet more often in the first half of the semester, and less often as the semester progresses and you become more familiar with effective tutor-facilitator strategies. In order to gain practical experience, you will serve as a tutor-facilitator in one of the problem-based learning (PBL) courses on campus, and meet on a regular basis with the instructor of that course for more specific content preparation. The tentative schedule for the semester is as follows:
 
Date
Topic
Monday February 5th  2:00 - 4:00 PM
Note different day and time for this session only.
Getting Started: 
        Tutor-Facilitator Orientation Session
       What is PBL?
       Boyer Commission Report
       REINVENTING UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION:     A Blueprint for America's Research Universities
February 7th Cognitive Development & Personality: 
       Perry Scheme (William G. Perry, Jr.), and 
         Meyers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Assignment
          Take the Kiersey Temperament Sorter on-line 
          questionnaire. MBTI and college students
 February 14th Questioning Skills to Probe for Deeper Understanding
         Bloom's Taxonomy (Benjamin Bloom)
February 21st No Class
February28th Behaviors that Undermine Group Function
March 7th No Class
March 14th Tutor-Facilitator Case Studies I
March 21st Final Case Studies Due
March 28th SPRING BREAK
April 4th No Class
April 11th Managing Interpersonal Conflict
April 18th Evaluation: Giving and Receiving Feedback
Maintaining a Good Learning Environment
April 25th No class
May 2nd No Class (Attend Science Education Seminar)
May 9th Tutor Facilitator Case Studies II
May 16th Course Evaluation (and Pizza)



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