Schedule of Readings

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1 In class: 
Personal introductions
Introduction to the course, syllabus, and assignments
Experiences of inquiry: write/discuss/patterns
Questions about inquiry
Inquiry topic choice
Technical issues
2 L. Bohannan, "Shakespeare in the bush," 201-216
J. Harste and C. H. Leland, "No quick fix: Education as Inquiry"
B. C. Bruce, Searching the Web: New domains for inquiry, 348-354, JAAL 
The Inquiry Page
K. Hume, Exploring the stars, 1-12
G. Wiggins, "The futulity...," 44-50
3 K. Hume, ________
R. Peterson, "Young authors" 
E. Duckworth, "The having of wonderful ideas," 217-231
V. Paley, Wally's Stories
L. Calkins, chapter on theme studies 
V. Paley, "On listening...," 122-131
E. Duckworth, "Teaching as research," 122-141 
M. Osborne, "Balancing Individual and the Group: A Dilemma for the Constructivist Teacher"
4 Phillips, The good, the bad·...
D. Hawkins, "Messing about...," 63-75
Riding, "Summerhill Revisited," NYTimes, 24-29, 11/7/99 (Education Life) 
J. Copenhaver, "Instances of Inquiry [wonderful questions]," Primary Voices K-6 (NCTE April 93), 6-12
E. Keller, "A feeling for the organism," 197-207 
U. of Chicago, "Why those pesky rings?...," 1-6 
G. Polya, "On learning, teaching, ...," 605-619 
5 Wiggins, "Graduation by exhibition", Web
Wiggins, "Practicing What We Preach in Designing Authentic Assessments"
T. Sills-Briegel, C. Fisk, and V, Dunlop, Graduation by Exhibition, article http://www.ascd.org/pubs/el/dec96/dtoc.html
G. Wells, "Language and the inquiry-oriented curriculum," 1-35 
6 J. Dewey, The child & the curriculum,v-xii, 3-31
G. Wells, "Dialogic inquiry in education: Building on the legacy of Vygotsky,"
T. Newkirk, "'Books! What sad furnishings ...'," 1-10 
7 J. Easley, "A teacher educator's perspective...," 507-524
E. Kelley, Education for what is real, 13-93 
8 C. Donnan, "Following our forebears'...," 1-9 
E. Wigginton, "Foxfire grows up," 48-73 
B. Beyer, Inquiry..., 1-25 
9 Inquiry and Problem Solving: A special issue of Focus: A Magazine for Classroom Innovators from the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics & Science Education.  N. Atwell, In the middle, 24-50 
L. Calkins, The art of teaching writing, 452-479
10 J. Easley & R. Zwoyer, "Teaching by listening," 19-25
B. C. Bruce, "The Problem With an Inquiry Lesson Plan,"
D. Schifter, "A constructivist...," 492-499
M. Siegel, et al., "A critical review...," 269-277 
11 --- E. Soloway, "Beware, techies ...," 17-24 
J. Hawkins, "Assessment and technology," 74-76 
S. Turkle, "Constructions...," 1-13 
12 S. Drake, "How our team dissolved...," 20-22 
J. Beane, "The middle school...," 9-13 
L. Greene, "Science-centered...," 42-46 
D. Perkins, "Educating for insight," 4-8 
I. Westbury, "Conventional classrooms...," 99-121
13 L. Delpit, "The silenced dialogue ...," 280-298 
G. Boomer, "Literacy...," 4-17 
S. Sarason, School change..., 124-146
14 W. May, "Teaching as a work of art ...," 210-218 
M. Grumet, "The play of meanings...," 204-209 
E. Eisner, The educational imagination, 154-170 
E. Ristad, A soprano on her head, 126-137, 192-201 
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