International Cuisine Prof. Claire Stewart Dept. of Hospitality Management Food Exploration Exercise.

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International Cuisine Prof. Claire Stewart Dept. of Hospitality Management Food Exploration Exercise

Former Task: Fall 2012 and Fall 2011 Food Journal- students were asked to post on Blackboard: - unusual or special food experiences - share photos of restaurant meals or items cooked at home -thoughts about favorite food memories - new items tasted during the semester

The problem with the assignment ! The students would not post regularly except for the faithful few (who already were doing well in the class). Then when the assignment was close to coming due (week 13) the students began to frantically post. They somehow had many food “experiences” in week 12. It was apparent their postings were not meaningful. The low point was a photo of a sliced fruit plate from a banquet. The problem was the assignment, Not the students. I know they post photos and comment about their food all the time on Facebook. They take pictures of their food constantly. They want to talk about food.

So, how could I change the assignment and get the students to “buy in?” I know students constantly share YouTube videos about food I know many students are immigrants or first generation Americans. Their interest is piqued when a food reminds them of “home” and they are able to see the likenesses and differences of various ethnicities I know students are fiercely committed to the week they are chef. It is their moment to shine The likelihood of doing an assignment based on this week rather than random weeks should increase the success of assignment

So now I will: Narrow the focus onto the region in which they are chef. This a. should increase participation b. insure each region is represented on OpenLab rather than just “popular” food or regions from which many of the student body derives

Personalize the Assignment Insist that photos and videos for this part of the assignment are from students’ experience featuring themselves in the photo eating their food This is to discourage the temptation to use Wikipedia photos or to make the assignment “general.” This assignment is meant to get students to try something new and develop their palate.

Broaden the assignment to include a cultural experience beyond food Students will post photos and videos of various ceremonies and cultural traditions

Students will comment on posts I Because posts are tied to weekly chef responsibilities there should be ongoing postings This should address the frantic postings at the last minute just before the assignment is due This should help make the assignment successful

General Education Student Learning Outcomes Gen Ed Knowledge a) Demonstrate understanding of international and regional foods through the production and consumption of various cuisines b) Distinguish proper usage of culinary vocabulary Gen Ed Knowledge and Skill c) Analyze and produce international flavors through menu preparation