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Educational Studies
Student Curriculum Projects

Student-designed Curriculum Projects

As part of the Educ 200: Analyzing Schools introductory course, Trinity students design hypothetical one-week curriculum projects for their Hartford classroom placements, then present their work to be evaluated by a panel of Hartford teachers.

See also Curriculum Design Resources (links to other websites)

See also Educational Studies Resource Center (books and videos available for loan; use sign-out clipboard) 

Organized by subject:
Arts - Visual & Performing
Language & Literacy
Mathematics
Science & Health
Social Studies & History

Arts - Visual & Performing

Samantha Alcala and LiJin Yan, "Percussion Around the World" (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

 

Ryan Shapiro and Mark Young, "Music, Culture, and History" (Grade 6)

 

Rachel Romanowsky, “Art Building Curriculum,” (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

 

Fiona Cooke, “Who I Am: Examining Identities through Expressive Art Forms,” (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

 

Language & Literacy

 

Julie Findlay and Elise Musumano, "Teaching Through Trees" (Grade 1), PowerPoint file

 

Kate Westerhold, "Goal Setting in the Classroom" (Grade 4), PowerPoint file

 

Mary Ellen Molski, "Decoding Shakespeare" (Grade 8), PowerPoint file 

 

Courtney Chaloff, “Spark Your Imagination: Poetry through Art, Movement, and the Sensory System,” (Grade 7), PowerPoint file

 

Emma Sajben, “Where Does My Trash Go? A Multidisciplinary Curriculum for Raising Awareness,” (Grade 4), PowerPoint file

 

Brian Szeto, “Propaganda in Your Life,” (Grade 7)PowerPoint file

 

Anna Birnbaum and Stacey Lopez, “Mi Vida en Hartford/My Life in Hartford” (Grade 7), PowerPoint file

 

Sarah Frelinghuysen, “Adventures in Reading: A Multifaceted Approach to the Art of and Application of Reading and Writing” (Kindergarten)

Katie Campbell and Blake Fisher, “Leverage: Simple Machines and Gender Equity” (Grade 7)

 

Alex Champoux, “Teaching Civil Rights and Poetry through ‘This Poem Wants to be a Revolutionary’ ” (Grade 8), PowerPoint file

 

Liz Bruno and Lindsey Weiner, “Understanding Bullying Using Math and Language Arts,” (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

  

Justin Phillips and Daniel Regis, “Friends and Fractions” (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

Mathematics

Julie Findlay and Elise Musumano, "Teaching Through Trees" (Grade 1), PowerPoint file

 

Becky Savage and Naomi Buie, "Are You Smart Enough to Teach a Kindergartener?" (Grades K and 8), PowerPoint file

 

Kate Meissner, "An Introduction to Multiplication and Division" (Grade 3), PowerPoint file

 

Begaeta Nukic and Stephen Santos, "Health, Math, and Social Justice: Hand in Hand" (Grade 7), PowerPoint file

 

Briana Feigon and Brooke Teittinen, "Math Really Matters" (Grade 8)PowerPoint file

 

Richard Sung, “Eating Fractions, Decimals, and Percents” (Grade 6), PowerPoint file

 

Yumi Matsuo, “The Numbers & Operations Restaurant,” (Grade 8), PowerPoint file

 

Emma Sajben, “Where Does My Trash Go? A Multidisciplinary Curriculum for Raising Awareness,” (Grade 4), PowerPoint file

 

Courtney DeVinney and Susanne Fortunato, “Pizza Fractions,” (Grade 3), PowerPoint file

 

Sarah Keller, “An Introduction to Geometry through Architecture,” (Grade 8), PowerPoint file

 

Sandra Gonzalez and Christina Seda, “Delving Into Cultural Differences: A Lesson in People, Math & Geography,” (Grade 4), PowerPoint file

 

Elsie Arce and Jose Lopez, “Pi by the Slice” (Grade 8), Powerpoint file

 

Jay Driscoll and Ryan Garvin, “Competitive Concepts” (Grade 6), PowerPoint file

 

Liz Bruno and Lindsey Weiner, “Understanding Bullying Using Math and Language Arts,” (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

 

Science & Health

Julie Findlay and Elise Musumano, "Teaching Through Trees" (Grade 1), PowerPoint file

Geneva Gann and Sari Fromson, "Teen Pregnancy" (Grade 8), PowerPoint file

CeCe Bazar and Alison Urquhart, "From Lava to Learning: An Elementary Explosion" (Grade 2), PowerPoint file

Begaeta Nukic and Stephen Santos, "Health, Math, and Social Justice: Hand in Hand" (Grade 7), PowerPoint file 

 

Maggie Lipton and Kushal Patel, “Cells and Mitosis,” (Grade 8), PowerPoint file

 

Emma Sajben, “Where Does My Trash Go? A Multidisciplinary Curriculum for Raising Awareness,” (Grade 4), PowerPoint file

 

Nayelly Hernandez Perez, “Discovering Nutrition: Improving My Daily Life,” (Grade 2), PowerPoint file

 

Naomi  Sobelson & Payson Sword, “Constellations: The Scientific and Mythological Applications,” (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

 

Kaitlyn French and Cyemone Wolliston, “Junior Doctors: Understanding and Assessment of the Human Body Systems” (Grade 4), PowerPoint file 

 

Nate Walsh, “My Lunar Cycle: Predictions and Models” (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

 

Emily Pariseau and Annie Thomas, “Junior Scientists” (Grade 1), PowerPoint file

 

Janice Brea and Geri Fernandez, “Media Spectacles and the Crisis of Beauty” (Grade 8), PowerPoint file

 

Social Studies & History

 

Melissa Blake, "Poverty and Inequalities in World Wealth" (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

 

Meta Reycraft, "Travel Guidebooks and Links to Hartford" (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

 

Hamill Serrant and Brittani Nivens, "Carib Week: Exploring our Caribbean Commmunity" (Grade  7), PowerPoint file

 

Casey Armstrong and Sofia Melograno, "Mapping the Country" (Grade 4), PowerPoint file

 

Joey Matarazzi and Ezra Moser, "Spying on the World: An Introduction to Social Studies" (Grade 6), PowerPoint file

 

Nicole Pucci, "A More Perfect Union?: An Exploration of Barack Obama's Speech on Race" (Grade 8), PowerPoint file

 

Mollie Landry, “Understanding History’s Different Perspectives,” (Grade 5), PowerPoint file

 

Molly Bernstein and Stephanie Rucker, “Hip Hop in Hartford,” (Grade 7), PowerPoint file

 

John Carter, “The Parallel Between the Holocaust and My 8th Graders’ Own Life Experiences,” (Grade 8), PowerPoint file

 

Kriszta Pozsonyi, “Getting To Know Them -- Getting To Know Us: Immigrants in the U.S.,” (Grade 3), PowerPoint file

 

 

Anna Birnbaum and Stacey Lopez, “Mi Vida en Hartford/My Life in Hartford” (Grade 7), PowerPoint file

 

Paul Jaskot and Sean Tierney, “Pyramids Around the World,” (Grade 3), PowerPoint file

 

Penelope Carpenter and Chelsea Mello, “Education Through Migration” (Grade 5), PowerPoint file


To read the papers from previous classes, please visit the Student Curriculum Projects, 2000-2006 page.

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