These dates would work for Miami. Let's see what other partners say. R
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From: Emee Vida Estacio <[log in to unmask]>
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Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2011 04:21:40
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Subject: Re: Suggested Project Dates -featured weekly blogs..
Hi Rodney
These dates would be a bit difficult for us at Keele since we start on the
first week of October. These might be more workable for my class:
> orig Sept 20 (Oct 7)- Student propose topics by posting them online, or
else by
> joining a topic group proposed by someone else
>
> orig Sept 25 (Oct 14)- Groups are finalized by your Professor, if groups
are not
> complete already
>
> orig Sept 31 (Oct 21)- Topics are finalized by discussion within the
group -- what to
> study and how the various schools / students will study it
>
> orig Oct 3 (Oct 28)- Students identify their own particular research
site -- whether
> for service learning or case study; students also identify literature
> informative for their research
>
> orig Oct 10 (Nov 4)- Project design complete by the group -- at this
point,
> everything should be prepared for realizing the project, i.e., the overall
> structure will be drafted, literature (al least preliminary) will be
> found, locations and concrete partners will be identified, etc. This marks
> the start of the fieldwork or research by students, if not already so.
>
> orig Oct 31 (Nov 18)- Intermediate report on the project
>
> orig Nov15 (Dec 2) - Final report on the project launched on the web and
presented in
> the universities.
Do you think this is still workable?
Emee
> Dear Partners:
>
> One of the problems identified during the pilot phase was that we needed
> to have a firmer and more monitored set of Target Dates for the Group
> Projects. Please review the suggested Project Target Dates. Let me know
> if these are feasible:
>
> Here are Target Dates the Students Should Use to Organize their Group Work
>
> Sept 20 - Student propose topics by posting them online, or else by
> joining a topic group proposed by someone else
>
> Sept 25 - Groups are finalized by your Professor, if groups are not
> complete already
>
> Sept 31 - Topics are finalized by discussion within the group -- what to
> study and how the various schools / students will study it
>
> Oct 3 - Students identify their own particular research site -- whether
> for service learning or case study; students also identify literature
> informative for their research
>
> Oct 10 - Project design complete by the group -- at this point,
> everything should be prepared for realizing the project, i.e., the overall
> structure will be drafted, literature (al least preliminary) will be
> found, locations and concrete partners will be identified, etc. This marks
> the start of the fieldwork or research by students, if not already so.
>
> Oct 31 - Intermediate report on the project
>
> Nov15 - Final report on the project launched on the web and presented in
> the universities.
>
>
> Also, I have modified the Forum's and there you will find the Featured
> Weekly Blog. Also please Post your Student Featured Blog's there and ask
> your students to comment on others
>
> Let me know you thougts...
>
>
>
>
>
> The song that lies silent in the heart of a mother sings upon the lips of
> her child.. Kahlil Gibran
>
>
> [cid:image001.jpg@01CC7211.8AA32560]
>
> Rodney D. Coates
> Professor and Interim Director of Black World Studies
>
>
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Emee Vida Estacio, PhD
School of Psychology
Keele University
Staffordshire
ST5 5BG
United Kingdom
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