August 6-9, 2012

Location: Palos Verdes Peninsula High School

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Spanish Literature

Taught by Angélica M. Jiménez

Schedule

  • Monday, Days 1
    • 2012 AP Summer Institute Overview
      • College Board Equity and Access
      • The “AP Spanish Literature and Culture Curriculum Framework”, including Learning Objectives, Achievement Level Descriptions, Course Themes and Literary Terminology
      • Overview of the revised AP Spanish Literature and Culture Course, including the new Reading List
      • Overview of the “Course Audit” and “Advances in AP” websites, including the Sample Syllabi and Sample Exam
      • Tips: Critical Analysis/Essay writing in the AP classroom
      • The AP Instructional Planning Report (using data to support instruction)
  • Tuesday, Day 2
    • Computer lab time for Participant Presentations
      • (to be planned according to time and availability)
    • Best Practices, Instructional Strategies* and Resources for Prose
      • Special Focus on lessons/materials for the new works and chapter additions:
      • 1. “Lazarillo de Tormes—Prólogo”; 2. “Borges y yo”; 3. “El ingenioso hidalgo, don Quijote de La Mancha”--capítulos 8, 9 y 74; 4. “Segunda carta de relación” (selecciones); 5. “El hombre que se convirtió en perro”; 6. “Visión de los vencidos” (dos selecciones); 7. “Nuestra América”; 8. “Como la vida misma”; 9. “ …y no se lo tragó la tierra” (dos capítulos)
      • Other works, as requested by participants
  • Wednesday, Day 3
    • Best Practices, Instructional Strategies* and Resources for Poetry
      • Special Focus on lesson/materials for the new poem:
        • 10. “Mujer negra”
      • Also:
        • “Balada de los dos abuelos”, “En una tempestad”, “Soneto XXIII”, “Hombres necios que acusáis:, “Romance del rey moro que perdió Alhama”
    • Other poems, as requested by participants
  • Thursday, Day 4
    • “Putting it all together”:
      • preparing (or modifying) the new course syllabus
      • matching the new works with the course themes
      • helping students make interdisciplinary connections through literary, historical, sociocultural and geopolitical contexts
    • Strategies to cultivate a powerful learning environment in the AP classroom
      • Class and Team-Building
      • Class T-Shirts
      • Monthly Recognition
      • End-of-Year Certificates
    • Closure of APSI
      • Exchange of participant contact information for future networking, evaluations and certificates

*special emphasis on engagement structures, reading and note-taking strategies; incorporation of art and multimedia