Learning Outcomes
This type of outcome is the most basic form, as it is what students are assumed to know.
What is "foundational"?
Using this technique of a sudden change of pace, humor, or shock - keeps students awake and vigilant.
What is "unexpected"
In our ice breaker game packing a suitcase, this distant place was our imaginary destination.
What is "Mars"?
This newsworthy state is also the birth state of your professor.
What is "Florida"?
Most broadly, the study of sociology is the study of what type of human behavior?
What is "social"?
At the very top, students are guided toward this type of final outcome.
What is "ultimate"?
This term is means to organize content into a framework to prepare the learner for information
What is a "schema"?
In the Spymaster game, this childhood gesture game was used to determine winners of colored chips.
What is "paper rock scissors"?
Your professor's graduate school was at this flagship university.
What is "USC"?
This term from Max Weber describes the necessity to have understanding from the point of view of those studied.
What is "vehrstehen"?
Between foundational and ultimate outcomes, this type of outcome provides the steps of development.
What is "mediating"?
Connecting course content to real-world applications helps students see how information is valid in this SUCCESS feature.
What is "credible"?
In the break room, students were asked to find obstacles on this type of culinary circle for an ice breaker.
What is a "plate"?
This science of Durkheim, Marx, and Weber is Professor Cazessus' primary discipline.
What is "sociology"?
Comprised of a person's power, income, and esteem, this public rank is invisible but powerful according to sociologists.
What is "socio-economic status"?
This pond dwelling poet provided the quote for the opening slide of this presentation.
Who is "Henry David Thoreau"?
This SUCCESS technique can involve pulling on the heartstrings, invoking anger, or building empathy.
What is "emotional"?
In the ice breaker lecture, students were asked to think about their teaching in terms of the forest and this type of flora.
What are "trees"?
Triskaidecaphobics beware, Professor Cazessus has been teaching at GTC for this many years.
What is "thirteen"?
American sociology originated in this famous Midwestern city.
What is "Chicago"?
This classic framework of verbs provides ways of directing outcomes into specific and dynamic actions.
What is "Bloom's Taxonomy"?
The "concrete" component of SUCCESS expects educators to bring students through three levels of familiarity: introduction, reinforcement, and this level.
What is "mastery"?
Professor Cazessus has encouraged students to try on new experiences, but to avoid being an imposter with this false face.
What is "bad mimicry"?
Home of the Hatters, this is Professor Cazessus' alma mater in sunny DeLand, Florida.
What is "Stetson University"?
This sociologist framed every day struggles as class struggles between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat.
Who was "Karl Marx"?