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EDUS351 Education Outside The Classroom Digital Essay Group 12 David Browne Jill Spencer

EDUS351 Education Outside The Classroom Digital Essay Group 12 David Browne Jill Spencer Anne Burton Alex Dumitrescu. Dunedin ! What A Great Place To Teach …. What ? G A R G O Y L E S …. Where ? The Historic University of Otago ….

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EDUS351 Education Outside The Classroom Digital Essay Group 12 David Browne Jill Spencer

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  1. EDUS351 Education Outside The Classroom Digital Essay Group 12 David Browne Jill Spencer Anne Burton Alex Dumitrescu

  2. Dunedin ! What A Great Place To Teach ….

  3. What ? G A R G O Y L E S …

  4. Where ? The Historic University of Otago …

  5. Gargoyles: Not Just Another Pretty Face Background Image: Gargoyle above the archway, Otago

  6. Gargoyles: Not Just Another Pretty Face Curriculum Links: • English • History • Art • Art History • Social Studies • Maths Background Image: Gargoyle above the archway, Otago

  7. Gargoyles: Not Just Another Pretty Face English – Students read the short story “The Spire and the Gargoyle” by F. Scott Fitzgerald and write their own story incorporating the EOTC visit to view the Otago gargoyles. Background Image: Gargoyles on the south side, Otago

  8. Art - Students view the gargoyles on their EOTC outing and create an original gargoyle based on sketches, photos or drawings of those found at Otago. Background Image: Gargoyles on the south side, Otago

  9. Social Studies - Research the different styles of gargoyles found in France, Germany and Italy Compare these findings to the ones students experience while on their EOTC outing to the University. Background Image: Gargoyles on the south side, Otago

  10. History – Students undertake research into when gargoyles were developed and used Students present their findings to classmates during a Learning Experience Outside The Classroom to the University. Background Image: 1st century BC Hellenistic gargoyle

  11. Art History - Students relate their EOTC visit to research findings undertaken in Art History: Links to Medievalism and the artistic representation of animal gargoyles in Europe. Background Image: Gargoyle atop the Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris

  12. Gargoyles: Not Just Another Pretty Face Maths - Students count the number of gargoyles at the University of Otago and locate them on a scale map of the grounds of the historic university. Background Image: Gargoyle atop Peace Tower, Ottawa, Ontario

  13. Remember - While students are busy looking up at the interesting gargoyles they should be aware of cyclists, skateboarders, and delivery vehicles making their way around the busy university community. Background Image: Fireman Gargoyle, Philadelphia

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