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After School Professional Development Program<br />
65 Court Street, Room 224, Brooklyn, NY 11201<br />
Maryann Dickar, Director aspdp@schools.nyc.gov<br />
Number of hours for this session: 2<br />
Topics: List session topic and material, e.g. handouts. Indicate midterm and final exam date.<br />
Projects with Audio<br />
In this unit, presenter Rushton Hurley takes participants through the critical steps of planning audio<br />
projects as he simultaneously explores how to facilitate students’ best work in all stages of the<br />
process. He provides tips for participants’ own planning and suggests a number of projects to use as<br />
starting points.<br />
Objectives: Specify instructional goals and standards for each session.<br />
Objectives<br />
After completing this unit, participants will know:<br />
• How audio projects can enhance learning across the curriculum<br />
• How to plan and execute audio projects<br />
• How to facilitate students’ best work<br />
Framework standard:<br />
Domain 3: Instruction<br />
Competency c: Engaging Students in Learning<br />
Method of Instruction: List the method of presenting: Classroom video or interactive hands-on<br />
activity. Include strategies to meet diverse learning needs (differentiated instruction).<br />
• Video<br />
• Reflection prompts<br />
• Discussion forum<br />
Classroom Practice: Specify what skills and strategies the participant will bring back to his/her<br />
classroom.<br />
Learning Outcomes<br />
After completing this unit, participants will apply the following skills:<br />
• Prepare their students for audio projects<br />
• Set rules for audio projects<br />
• Create a model audio project for their students<br />
Resources (readings, artifacts, internet sites, videos, etc): Provide the title, author, edition,<br />
publisher, cost, and where it is available. If there is a guest speaker, include the presenter’s name<br />
and affiliation.<br />
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