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Course announcements
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Course announcements
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Follow the progess of the exam scoring here:
2006/12/14 - Elahe and I met today to go over all the marks. These were entered into a spreadsheet to calculate your final mark, then we decided on the grades and uploaded them oto Minerva. They will be "rolled" soon meaning that you will soon be able to access them. I will be back in my office on Feb. 22 if you any questions.
2006/12/09 - Exam has now been processed. I have not yet been able to pick it up or see the statistics but I have computed the average raw score mark to be 37/60. We will retrieve the exam Monday morning and work further on the results.
2006/12/08 - Exams are now being scored, earliest expectation of results is Friday afternoon. As soon as I receive the results I will post some description of the results here - class average, questions deleted, etc.
2006/12/08 - Exams taken to Network and Communication Services for scoring
2006/12/08 - Exam answer sheet prepared and table of question equivalancies for the various versions prepared. 4 questions removed which we had no time to discuss in class.
2006/12/08 - 11 am - Faculty of Arts returns Exam to Faculty of Education
2006/12/07 - 9-12 am - Exam written by 70 people.
2006/12/04 - Shortcut to Cool.McGill lectures added to main course web page - GFC
2005/12/01 - Elahe says, regarding the EXAM:
"I checked the location on the exam schedule and it says Arts Building, but no room number. I went to student affairs to see what the room number is but they said they won't post that. There will be directions when students enter the building. " - GFC
2005/11/30 - If you missed the last class - Please check Course Notes week 14 for exam instructions. Term papers were given back - if you didn't get yours, please contact Elahe to get yours back. Her office is B169 but it is best to email her first.- GFC
2005/11/29 - Last Class
2005/11/28 - All PowerPoint lectures are now stored on the Cool.McGill server and accessible through the Course Notes web page. In addition to the PowerPoint lectures with full sound (available only from the date we started recording sound), I have also uploaded a copy of just the PowerPoint slides in case you want to print them out, and you can also download just the sound to you IPOD by clicking on that icon. - GFC
2005/11/23 - Most PowerPoint presentations have been moved from the Education Server to the Cool.McGill server and the links to them on the Course Notes web page updated accordingly. Remember that the early PowerPoint lectures have no audio. They will appear slightly different but they are accessed the same way from the course notes web page. - GFC
2005/11/22 - Remember that the last lecture in this course is Tuesday November 29th. McGill has cancelled regularly scheduled lectures on December 1st to accomodate courses where lectures where cancelled due to the Labour Day holiday. - GFC
2005/11/22 - All PowerPoint lectures to date are now available. Presentations from the first part of the course are accessed from the Course NOTES web page and these reside on the Education Server. Later presentations are also accessed from the Course NOTES web page but link to the Cool.McGill server. This should be transparent to you. Still later, these uploads contain the full audio lecture of each lecture and these can be further downloaded to your IPOD. Still later, improvements were made to the sound on the more recent lectures. We're learning and improving as we go along. - GFC
2005/10/02/ - WebVista - WebVista is the new program chosen by McGill to replace WebCT as the course presentation manager. For the time being, we will not be using WebVista and course notes etc will continue to be regular web pages as explained in class. If there are features of WebVista you would like to see, or which you think we should be using, please let me know. - GFC
2005/10/02 - Term Paper - The term paper assignment will be posted this week on the website in case anyone wants to get an early start on it. I will be going over the final details with Elehe. We also want to post details of how the paper will be graded so you will know what we will be looking for in each paper. - GFC
2005/09/30 - EXAM - the University (Faculty of Arts) has tentatively set the examination time for this course December 7th at 9am. This date is subject to change. Anyone with an exam conflict (e.g. two exams secheduled at the same time should fill out an exam conflict form which can be picked up at the Student Affairs Office of the Faculty of Education. This must be submitted by Friday November 11, 2005. - GFC
2005/09/28 - Textbook - A copy of the textbook has been donated by the publisher to the education library where it is now on reserve for your use. We are grateful to Pearson for their generosity and cooperation. - GFC
2005/09/18 - Teaching Assistant - I am pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Elehe Sohbat as the Teaching Assistant in this course. Dr. Sohbat has much relevant experience and earned her Ph.D. in Education at Simon Fraser University. She has come to McGill to study Counselling Psychology. She will be assisting me with Thursday lectures, managing the course web site, marking papers, etc. Details on how to contact her will be made available shortly. Please welcome her. - GFC
2005/09/18 - Lectures - We have now clarified that there will be no formal lectures during the student teaching/observation period. Effectively, this means that there willl be no lectures during those two weeks. We will correspondingly reduce the number of chapters in the text to be read. Essentially, we will eliminate the chapters which concern topics which are normally taken in other courses. For this reason the Course Notes and the Lecture Schedule pages have been revised to show all relevant dates and chapter readings. - GFC