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THANK YOU FOR RESPECTING “THE DOOR” ON WEDNESDAY!!

THANK YOU FOR RESPECTING “THE DOOR” ON WEDNESDAY!!. Door idiom: I want to get my foot in the door , // so / I plan to volun teer / at the Worlds Af fair Coun cil of Or egon. wann Ә plan t Ә. A NNOUNCEMENTS. Powwow in Pioneer Courthouse Square

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THANK YOU FOR RESPECTING “THE DOOR” ON WEDNESDAY!!

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  1. THANK YOU FOR RESPECTING “THE DOOR” ON WEDNESDAY!! • Door idiom: I want to get my foot in the door , // so / I plan to volunteer / at the Worlds AffairCouncil of Oregon. wannӘ plantӘ

  2. ANNOUNCEMENTS Powwow in Pioneer Courthouse Square TODAY! BETWEEN 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. College Football? College Hockey? Woman’s basketball? PSU has teams. Ask at the window in Smith Bldg. **Also, did you pick up your FREE hockey ticket at the Party in the Park???? Highschool Football?: Lincoln High School is downtown. We think you have to buy tickets at the door. $$? They will also sell concessions. • TONIGHT: Friday, 9/28 at Lincoln Highschool at 6 pm.    • Lincoln Cardinal Varsity Football Vs. the Titans from West Salem FYI: You will see kids wearing red and white leis (Lincoln’s colors) because the kids will have a Hawai`i-themed dance after the game.

  3. Kyoiku Mama Purpose? Think about your past (elementary, middle, high school, college): • You are students that is what you have been doing. For your whole life, since you were 5, school has been your job. What do you get through the experience? • All education contains values what values/purposes are an important part of Japanese education? How do they ‘educate’ you?

  4. Random telephone survey of 1,422 adults nationwide. (1999) NPR LISTENING BASED ON: NPR/KAISER/KENNEDY SCHOOL EDUCATION SURVEY

  5. (Question #7) Summarize main points: • There are historical reasons we started schools. • There is no consensus about what schools are for. • Schools historically have been all things to all people and thus not everyone is satisfied. • **There are MANY purposes of schools

  6. Discuss: • Hirsch said US schools started for many reasons: a. ___ create citizens who are informed citizens so they can vote b. ___ create a literate populace c. ___ teach students how to function in the modern world d. ___ give everyone an even start

  7. Prep american ways

  8. Am. Ways HW. Pls. prepare the following. Nothing to turn in but a planned quiz. • - Read chapter 9 191-201 • - Understand Details pg. 201-203 • - Talk about it pg. 203 • - Think, pair, share pg. 206 Suggest: Interview (pg. 206) & Observe (pg. 208) Read with an eye to what is the purpose of education in US and Japan. ***PLEASE CHECK THE CLASS WEBSITE WWW.MOLLYSCLASS.PBWORKS.COM FOR THE COMPLETE HOMEWORK LIST. THIS IS FOR AMERICAN WAYS.

  9. The Assignment

  10. The Purpose of Education Assignment#1 (an introduction) • You have spent several years in an education system. Now you have experience abroad too. • Consider: What is the purpose of education? What are your reasons for pursuing education? What are the goals of a specific society for an educated populace? • In class, we will be working with this topic. Stretch yourself. Brainstorm. Talk to people. • As you are thinking, reflect back on readings/topics in class to incorporate in the paper.

  11. (assignment cont.) • Type of essay? You may want to write a persuasive essay or a narrative essay. You may want to include some comparison. • Narrow the topic: You may believe that there is more than one purpose of education. Or you may have a number of goals. The challenge is to NARROW your topic and write about what is the most important to you, what inspires you to write—DON’T TRY TO PUT ALL YOUR IDEAS IN ONE ESSAY. • Length: 2-3 PAGES (at least 600 words, double spaced) • Source: Include at least one source from readings • First deadline: Discuss your ideas: 10/5 (small groups)

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