New Summer Graduate Course Offerings
Department of Curriculum Studies
University of Saskatchewan
I have developed 2 new graduate courses which I will be teaching this summer in our College of
Education. I am very excited about these courses as they begin to position a “curriculum of parents” as important in teacher education. Please be in touch if you have questions or comments. I’d love to hear from you.
ECUR 898: Re/Presenting Families in Schools
CRN# 60956
Representations of families exist everywhere. This course will explore dominant social, cultural and institutional narratives about families which underpin these representations and consider the influence they have on curriculum-making and decision-making in schools.
(Classes will be held weekday mornings, one evening/week, one ½ day Saturday.)
July 19th through July 30th, 2010
ECUR 898: Engaging Parents in Teaching and Learning
CRN# 60510
This course will explore what parent engagement is – and is not, conditions which invite engagement, the complexities and multiplicity inherent within it, and possibilities within programming and curriculum-making for incorporating parents’ knowledge.
(Classes will be held weekday afternoons, one evening/week, one ½ day Saturday.)
July 19th through July 31st, 2010
New Summer Graduate Course Offerings – PDF
Representing Families Summer 2010 (ECUR 898) – PDF
Engaging Parents in Teaching and Learning (ECUR 898) – PDF
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