Jamie Gillan's collections
Patapsco Heritage Greenway--Women's Recreation and History
<p>This collection is to share the history of adventurous women in the Patapsco Heritage Greenway area. It aims to inspire future women to adventure in the area. #PHGwomen</p>
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Mythology--Professor Gillan
<p>This collection is intended to be used in a Mythology class. Designed for a 100 level mythology course. The assignments here are classroom specific. They are modifiable to fit any style of classroom, and address a diverse group of learners.</p><p>#MCteach<br /></p>
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Immigration and Refugees
<p>This collection is utilized in a college classroom focused on research and argumentation. </p><p>#MCteach<br /></p>
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Student Poetry Presentation- Sylvia Plath
<p>Students in an introduction to literature course used the Learning Lab as a platform to give presentations.</p><p>#MCteach<br /></p>
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Food Identity
<p>Dessert, chocolate and frozen treats in particular, are part of my personal history and ongoing story. This collection is as a storytelling sample to help students prepare to build their own food identity collections and write a food inspired memoir.</p>
<p>#FoodIdentity #MCteach</p>
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Classroom Conversation Opener
<p>Ask students to analyze this image. This can be used to show multiple interpretations of a text.</p>
<p>What do you see here?</p>
<p>What makes you say that?</p><p>#MCteach<br /></p>
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Student Sample--The Memorable Bike Accident
<p>"These few photographs are mostly people drawn photos. They are all consisting around my memory of my bike accident. These photos resemble the scenery to where I was headed. Some of the pictures resemble the pain I was in, and the help people tried to offer me." --(Student Sample from a Developmental Course)</p><p>#MCteach<br /></p>
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Student Sample--American Immigration
<p>This is a student sample collection from the first week of a argumentative research writing course themed on immigration.</p><p>#MCteach<br /></p>
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Student Sample--Mythology
<p>This collection is a sample of student work from a 100 level college course on world mythology. The student's final paper focused on the multiple narratives that exist surrounding Theseus and Ariadne , particularly their end. </p><p>#MCteach<br /></p>
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Narrative Collection--Student Sample from Developmental Writing
<p>"In this collections i decided it was going to be all about how i wanted to approach life. As long as you are on top of everything that needs to be done, you will be ahead. The photos of the man smiling and the car passing the finish line remind me to be happy; to move quickly and accurately. The graduate with money in front of him reminds me to always have a drive and never to lose track of it. The open landforms are a message that we are always free to move any which way we please." --ENGL 002 Student</p><p>#MCteach<br /></p>
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Student Sample--"Native Environment"
<p>Embraces the images of natives and the original environment of America. (This is a sample student collection at the start of term in a argumentative research writing course themed on immigration.)</p><p>#MCteach<br /></p>
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Jamie Gillan, Together we can Achieve More: Using Smithsonian Resources to Teach Writing and Storytelling
<p>This Learning Lab collection offers ways to teach college students challenging topics such as social justice, community building, immigration, and communication across difference. Inside this collection are the processes and results of teaching with museums for nearly a decade. It is a sampling of assignments, student stories, Smithsonian resources utilized, student products, and digital stories. Intended for College, adaptable for high school; grades 9-16.</p>
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<p>This collection complements the <em>Classroom Impact </em>section of the EdX course, <em><a href="https://www.edx.org/course/teaching-with-the-smithsonian-addressing-21st-century-challenges-in-the-community-college-classroom" target="_blank">Teaching with the Smithsonian: Addressing 21st-Century Challenges in the College Classroom</a></em><em>.</em></p>
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