Empowering Learners: Theory and Practice of Extra-Classroom Teaching

Education 225
Spring 2006
Bryn Mawr College

There's a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in ....
Leonard Cohen

A variety of educational reforms in both higher education and the K-12 world require teaching that complements and supplements formal, classroom-based instruction.Those responsible for empowering learners outside traditional classroom settings take on a challenging role. This course is designed for students who occupy such a learning support role.

Students will study three inter-related strands of extra-classroom teaching:

These three strands will be informed by ongoing considerations of culture, communication, and justice with the goal of developing our own own and our students' capacities.



Course Syllabus

Course on line areas:

Prof. Alice Lesnick
Class Meeting Time: Wednesdays, 1-4 pm
Office Hours: Wednesdays, 12-1 or by appointment
alesnick@haverford.edu
BMC Office: Bettws-y-Coed, x7499
Home Phone: (215) 233-1838
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