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Sy Syllabus abus as as Dial Dialog ogue ue Suzanne Lye Department of Classics UNC Chapel Hill slye@unc.edu Problem: Syllabus as Legal Contract Solution: Give my Syllabus a Makeover! Part 1: Design for Readability Group Content into


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Suzanne Lye

Department of Classics UNC – Chapel Hill slye@unc.edu

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Problem: Syllabus as Legal Contract

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Solution: Give my Syllabus a Makeover!

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Part 1: Design for Readability

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Group Content into Modules

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Part 2: Engage in Participatory Design

Individual Contract (re-negotiated after midterm) Class Contract (Generated by Students)

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Part 3: Create a “Live Syllabus”

Weekly Updates – posted online General Roadmap of Course

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Suzanne Lye

Department of Classics UNC – Chapel Hill slye@unc.edu

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ReframingAssessment

Language Mastery (50%) Professional Skills (50%)

  • Reading (prepared; at sight)
  • Translating (verbally; on paper)
  • Morphology
  • Vocabulary
  • Syntax
  • Composition
  • Textual Analysis
  • Explaining concepts to others
  • Creating learning tools, including

effective assessments and commentaries

  • Applying knowledge to new

scenarios

  • Participation and Engagement
  • Attendance (on time)
  • Preparedness (quality of work)
  • Meeting deadlines
  • Completing assignments and

assessments on time

  • Writing Professional Reports
  • Working with peers
  • Communicating (written/verbal;

public/private)

  • Presentations (formal/informal)
  • Writing a Commentary