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Week #
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Date
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Topic
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Assignment
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Due Date/Time
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0
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January
12-19
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Prepping
for the capstone
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30-minute
phone conversation with instructor
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January
12-19
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1
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January
22
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· Class
discussion—capstone overview, topic brief and IRB
· Cohort group
assignments
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Read
and review sample capstones on class blog; Read Reflections of a Novice Academic Writer
Moodley, Kimera. Educational
Research for Social Change; Port Elizabeth Vol. 4, Iss. 2, (Oct
2015): 75-88.
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By
5:30 p.m. January 22
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2
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January
29
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· Joint
meeting with Graf class (MCK 304)—presentation by former master’s students
· Class
discussion—outline and introduction
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Topic brief
due—email to instructor and cohort
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By
11:59 p.m., January 28
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3
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February
5
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No class
· Cohort
discussions re topic briefs
· Work on
outline and introduction
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|
|
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4
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February
12
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· Class
discussion—literature review and research methods
· Cohort
discussions re outlines
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Outline
due—email to instructor and cohort
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By
11:59 p.m. February 10
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5
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February
19
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No class—instructor
meetings as needed
· Work on
introduction and literature review
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|
|
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6
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February
26
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· Class
discussion— presenting research findings and discussion
· Cohort
meetings re literature review and introduction
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Literature
review and introduction—email to instructor and cohort
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Due
11:59 p.m. February 24
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7
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March
5
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No class—instructor
meetings as needed
· Work on
research
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|
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8
(Spring Break)
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March
12-16
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No class
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|
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9
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March
19
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· Class
discussion— conclusion and abstract
· Cohort and
instructor meetings research progress
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|
|
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10
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March
26
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No class—instructor
meetings as needed
· Finalize
research and work on partial draft
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|
|
|
11
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April
2
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No class—instructor
meetings as needed
· Work on
conclusion and abstract
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Partial
draft due (through discussion)—email to instructor and cohort
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Due
11:59 p.m. March 30
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12
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April
9
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· Class
discussion—final format, proofreading and APA style
· Cohort meetings
on first draft
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|
|
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13
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April
16
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No class—mandatory individual
meetings on first draft
· Work on
revisions
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|
|
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14
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April
23
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No class—instructor
meetings as needed
· Final draft
polish
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|
|
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15
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April
30
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No class
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Final
Capstone Due—email instructor
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By
11:59 p.m., April 30
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Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Class Schedule
I look forward to seeing all of you at our first class meeting on January 22. Below is a draft of the class schedule that will be included in your syllabus. While we might add or subtract topics as necessary, I do want you to be able to plan around our scheduled class meetings and the assignments that will be due. Please note that some of the elements of the schedule are subject to change before class begins.
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