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Before Reading_1.1 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web Peggy Minnis, Professor of Chemistry, teaches chemistry and environmental science at Pace University, N.Y. Her fields of interest include water and wastewater chemistry, and wetlands evaluation and protection. A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning 1. Peggy Minnis From 1985 to 1994, she was a member of the Darien, Connecticut, Environmental Protection Commission, which administers the towns wetland regulations and other Before Reading_1.2 land use plans. Dr. Minnis received her B.S. in Chemistry from Marywood College in Scranton, PA (Pennsylvania), and her M.S. and Ph.D. in Environmental Science from the State University of New Yorks College of Environmental Science and Forestry at Syracuse University. She is currently involved in determining the effects of golf course management on stream quality. She co-authored a textbook, Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems, which deals with all aspects of septic systems. About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Occupation: Work Place: Fields of Interest: Membership: Education: Published Work: Before Reading_1.3 2. Check the Information about the Author Teacher, professor, scholar _ Pace University, N.Y._ Water and wastewater chemistry, and wetlands evaluation and protection _ _ Member of Environmental Protection Commission _ _ Syracuse University, N.Y. _ Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems _ About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_1.4 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_1.4 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_1.5 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_1.6 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_1.7 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_2.11 E-learning (or sometimes electronic learning or eLearning) is a term which is commonly used, but does not have a common definition. Most frequently it seems to be used for web-based distance education, with no face-to-face interaction. However, also much broader definitions are common. The meaning of the term also seems to be dependent on the context in which it is used. In companies, it often refers to the strategies that use the company network to deliver training courses to employees. About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_2.12 Lately in most universities, e-learning is used to define a specific mode to attend a course or programs of study where the students rarely or never meet face-to-face, nor access on-campus educational facilities, because they study online. About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_2.13 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_2.14 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_2.15 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_2.21 Environmental science is a field that covers both the physical science of physics, chemistry, biology, geology, geography, resource technology and engineering and social science of resource management and conversation, demography, economics, politics and ethics (Miller, 1994). It encompasses the surrounding conditions that affect man and other organisms. Natural and human resources are interdependent, and the use or misuse of one affects the other. “Environmental science provides an integrated, quantitative, and interdisciplinary approach to the study of environmental systems.” About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_2.22 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_2.23 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_2.24 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_3.1 Directions: What words will occur to you whenever we mention the words “online” and “education”? Write down as many words as possible about them. Online computer chatting PC gamemovies fall in love information music shopping new friends sports About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_3.2 Education school teachers classroomchalk homework classmates tuition profession exams study About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_4.1 Directions: Watch the video clip and discuss the following questions with your classmates. 1. How is the Internet changing education? 2. What does E-school mean? 3. What are the advantages of entering an E-school? About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Before Reading_4.1 About the Author Peggy Minnis Word Web A Video Clip about E -school Background Information Environmental Science E-learning Global Reading_1.1 Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning PartMain Idea The authors initial attitude towards online teaching 11-4 For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 Para(s). 25-12 How the author changes her attitude towards online education and what her online teaching experience is Questions and Answers For Part 4 Global Reading_1.1 PartMain Idea The essential elements of successful online education 313-16 417-18 The authors views on online education and traditional classroom teaching Para(s). Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning Questions and Answers For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 For Part 4 Global Reading_2.1 1. The author thinks the college teaching is interesting and just like putting on a good show. T( ) 2. On Friday nights, the author does not have to go to the classroom, because the students could see the teacher via the Internet. She is teaching online and the students dont have to gather in the classroom. F( ) 3. The student who submits the homework might not be the one who has registered for the course.T( ) Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 Questions and Answers For Part 4 Global Reading_3.11 1. What helped Minnis change her attitude towards the online class? Her daughter, a very shy student who never spoke in class, took two online courses and turned to be deeply involved. She participated in discussions, actively voiced her own opinions and felt at ease in taking her online classes. Minnis herself had also taken a brief course for online teachers and from her own experience she learned that shy teachers also “felt more comfortable delivering instruction via computer.” Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 Questions and Answers For Part 4 Global Reading_3.12 2. Does the author feel easy about the online teaching in summer school? No, she doesnt. The reason is that each lecture required about eight hours of typing and illustrating to make it clear for online students, and it was critical for the students to feel the teacher was always there, ready to answer questions night or day. Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 Questions and Answers For Part 4 Global Reading_3.21 Taking a T-form note while reading is one of the effective learning strategies for English learners. In this way, you will know clearly not only the main ideas but also the examples that the author uses to illustrate them; you will learn not only the information, but also the way the information is organized; you will be clear not only about the content but also about the textual structure. Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 Questions and Answers For Part 4 Global Reading_3.22 main pointsfacts, examples, evidences Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 Questions and Answers For Part 4 Global Reading_3.23 Read the text again and take a T-form note of it. 1. How students learn online 2. How to assess online students Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 Questions and Answers For Part 4 Global Reading_3.24 1. How students learn online follow direction submission send post discussion board send e-mails 2. How to assess online students their punctuality their eagerness for the subject their test scores their interactions with other students Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 Questions and Answers For Part 4 Global Reading_5 Directions: Scan this part and fill in the blanks. 1. The students who could not catch up usually will 2. For some students it is hard to participate in the online teaching, because they need some kind of 3. Compared with the traditional classroom teaching, is the most essential element of online education. drift away_. discipline_. interaction_ Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 Questions and Answers For Part 4 Global Reading_6 1. Does online education work well for all the students? No, it doesnt. It seemed to work best with students who were very comfortable with the computer and willing to become part of a community built around the subject matter. 2. How does the writer think of online teaching? From the last paragraph of the text we can clearly see that Minnis has grown interested in teaching online though she will still teach in person. And in her upcoming online teaching, she will complement her pajamas with a pair of soft slippers and an attractive robe. Taking T-form Note Part Division of the Text True or False Questions and Answers Further Understanding Words Scanning For Part 1 For Part 2 For Part 3 Questions and Answers For Part 4 Teaching in Your Pajamas: Lessons of Online Classes Peggy Minnis Detailed Reading_t1 One of my favorite parts of college teaching is dressing up and putting on a good show. I plan my outfits, apply makeup, coordinate accessories, even rework my lecture cue cards. But here I sit on a Friday night, lecturing 25 students in my lavender pajamas. Im teaching online. Last year, I was asked to teach an online undergraduate class in environmental science a course I have taught in summer school for several years. I had questions about the validity of this instructional medium. How would I know that the student submitting the work was the one registered for the course? Then again, did I really know that the person sitting in my regular class was the one who registered? Detailed Reading_t2 Teaching online also required rethinking how I deliver the subject matter. For 17 years, Ive taught chemistry and environmental science standing in front of students. My student reviews had always been extremely positive, usually mentioning my enthusiasm, sense of humor and ability to convey the subject in an easy-to-understand way. My challenge was to do that via computer. While I weighed the philosophical and pedagogical issues, my daughter took two online courses. That proved to be my best learning experience. She had always been a very shy student who never spoke in class. But in these online courses, she dived into discussions, posted her opinions and generally felt more free to participate than she ever had before. I also took a brief course for online teachers from our university and learned that many of them were also shy and felt more comfortable delivering instruction via computer. Since I was scheduled to teach environmental science in summer school, it seemed like the perfect time to write the lectures for the online course in the fall. My plan: On the day I had to deliver a traditional lecture, Id just type it up in the morning, cut the grass, then teach the class in the evening. Detailed Reading_t3 I never got to the lawn. Each lecture required about eight hours of typing and illustrating to make it clear for online students. I also made the lectures available to my classroom students and they enjoyed critiquing them. When the online class began, the students followed directions well. They wrote their biographies and summarized news articles about environmental issues. They answered questions about their own contributions to environmental problems, sometimes confessing to astonishing personal habits. They commented on other students submissions. Detailed Reading_t4 The discussion board was lively, with submissions posted at all hours. When a student wanted to discuss something privately, she sent me an e-mail message and we resolved the questions. I had learned from my daughters courses that it was critical for the students to feel the teacher was always there, ready to answer questions night or day. When I invited my students to post photographs of themselves, only one took up the offer, entering a picture of the sunset over the bay near her house in Florida. Thus, the images I have of them are created by their work their punctuality, their eagerness for the subject, their test scores and their interactions with other students. Ive never met any of them but feel that I actually know quite a few. Some students fell behind, tried to catch up, then drifted away. I sent them e -mail notes to prod them to participate or to improve their work, but I have concluded that some students need the discipline of the classroom to stay involved. Online courses provide too much flexibility for some. About 20 percent of my students were in this category. Detailed Reading_t5 Tests and required postings confirm that the students learn the material and integrate it into their lives. I saw these students attitudes develop before my eyes that is, as I read their notes. They were quick to post an alert when an environmental problem became news, and many were outraged by environmental decisions made by the government while the course was under way. Sometimes, the posts were heated, packed with references to issues we had studied earlier. I found that for online education, interaction with the teacher, with other students is a more integral element of learning than it is in the classroom. Learning happened. It seemed to work best with students who were very comfortable with the computer and willing to become part of a community built around the subject matter. For teachers, it worked well if the teacher was willing to help build that sense of community and keep up with the e-mail. I still teach courses in person, so I can keep having fun with wardrobe. But Ill be teaching environmental science online for the next few semesters and am planning to accessorize these pajamas with fluffy mules and a glamorous robe. 1. What does Minnis do before she goes to teach her class? I plan my outfits, apply makeup, coordinate accessories, even rework my lecture cue cards. Detailed Reading_t1_ I plan my Before she goes to teach her class, she dresses up and makes sure that she looks good and gets fully prepared for a good classroom performance. 2. Translate the sentence into Chinese. 我会换一身得体的套装、化好妆、配上相应的饰品,甚至把上课用的提 示卡都重新修订一番。 Paraphrase this sentence. I had questions about the validity of this instructional medium. Detailed Reading_t1_ I had questions I was skeptical about the reliability of this new teaching medium. What does “that” refer to in this sentence? My challenge was to do that via computer. Detailed Reading_t2_ My challenge “That” here refers to achieving students positive reviews as mentioned in the preceding sentences. 1. What did Minnis learn from her daughters experience? That proved to be my best learning experience. Detailed Reading_t2_ That proved People feel more free to participate in discussion online. 2. What is implied in this sentence? Her daughters experience helped change Minniss attitude towards online teaching. 1. What can we learn from this sente
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