Study Group Leaders Handbook Contents
The following is the table of contents for the Academy for Lifelong Learning (A.L.L.) Study Group Leaders Handbook:
Basic Concepts of A.L.L. Learning
A.L.L. Study Group Leaders
- What Will be Expected of You?
The Proposal Process
- Choosing the Topic
- Testing Your Idea
- Organizing the Course
- Preparing the Study Group Proposal
- The Role of the Curriculum Committee
- Committee Review
- Executive Council Action
- Study Group Leaders Meeting
Preparing to Lead a Study Group
- Gathering Materials: Limiting the Task
- Structure and Method
- Reading Materials
- Equipment Needs
- Guest Speakers
- Field Trips
- Course Syllabus
- Co-leader or “Understudy”
- Orientation and Social
- Help from the A.L.L. Executive Director and the Office
Leading an A.L.L. Study Group
- Leader’s Role and Responsibility
- Introducing Your Plan
- The First Session
- Ongoing Guidance
- Facilitating Discussion
- Communication within A.L.L.
- Visitors to A.L.L. Study Group Sessions
- Study Group Rooms
- Evaluation as an On-going Process
End of Term Procedures
- Evaluation Forms
- Historical Record
- Congratulations and Thanks
Study Group Participants’ Roles and Responsibilities
- Completing Assignments
- Participating in Discussion
- Reports or Presentations
Appendices
- Study Group Proposal Form
- Sample Study Group Proposals
- Guidelines for Copyright Regulations
- Confirmation of Speaker - Sample Letter
- Study Group Evaluation Form
