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blogbog-ecgiacom: September 2008
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Friday, September 19, 2008. Wednesday, September 17, 2008. Ch 5,6 Warm Up. 1 What kinds of reading and writing did you see students doing in school? Why do you think Rose chose these assignments? 2 What “rules and regulations” did students appear to be following as they read and wrote? In light of the students’ overall schooling experiences, did these seem useful or not? Speculate about how they might have influenced students’ literacy development. 4 What larger generalizations/questions do these pattern...
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blogbog-ecgiacom: Ch 5,6 Warm Up
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008. Ch 5,6 Warm Up. 1 What kinds of reading and writing did you see students doing in school? Why do you think Rose chose these assignments? 2 What “rules and regulations” did students appear to be following as they read and wrote? In light of the students’ overall schooling experiences, did these seem useful or not? Speculate about how they might have influenced students’ literacy development. 4 What larger generalizations/questions do these patterns raise? Make a list of 2-3 ...
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blogbog-ecgiacom: Language Investigation 2
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008. Adho mukha svinasana: downward facing dog. Puraka: Breath that extends the inhale so it is longer than the exhale. Recaka: Breath that extends the exhale so it is longer than the inhale,. Nadi Shadoni: Alternating nostril breath. Ujayi: Victorious Breath, or breath that is audible. This is only a surface level analysis of Sanskrit and its meanings in yoga, but it is still insight into the yogic tradition nonethless. September 9, 2008 at 7:38 PM. Amanda T. CO301D. Just replying...
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blogbog-ecgiacom: Question on Censorship and Code-Switching
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Friday, October 24, 2008. Question on Censorship and Code-Switching. What is a justifiable reason for assigning a particular book? What should be your rationale? This is an interesting question and one that I find particularly difficult. With this question arises many more questions, "What happens when your rationale differs from parents' rationales? What kind of subjects are definitely taboo in books? When does value of a text outweigh its 'inappropriateness'? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Http:/ ...
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blogbog-ecgiacom: October 2008
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Friday, October 24, 2008. Question on Censorship and Code-Switching. What is a justifiable reason for assigning a particular book? What should be your rationale? This is an interesting question and one that I find particularly difficult. With this question arises many more questions, "What happens when your rationale differs from parents' rationales? What kind of subjects are definitely taboo in books? When does value of a text outweigh its 'inappropriateness'? Sunday, October 19, 2008. In regards to lan...
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blogbog-ecgiacom: Language Investigation 3
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Friday, September 19, 2008. September 19, 2008 at 1:21 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Http:/ amandatfreckles.blogspot.com. Http:/ alymazza.blogspot.com. Http:/ Sarapi-Sarap.blogspot.com. Http:/ ashclassblog.blogspot.com. Http:/ ltschnic.blogspot.com. Http:/ kaylasco301D.blogspot.com. Http:/ whitblog-whit.blogspot.com. Http:/ edarlingblog.blogspot.com. Http:/ BurtTrailor301D.blogspot.com. Http:/ ericsblog25.blogspot.com. Http:/ ShawneeMcPhail.blogspot.com. Http:/ jaykay18blog.blogspot.com.
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blogbog-ecgiacom: Ethnography One-Pager
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Friday, December 5, 2008. In my interview with a parent I was interested to find out that this particular parent felt that controversial issues bought up in literature are good for healthy discussions in classrooms. This mom felt that the teacher’s choice in books should be respected and trusted by students and parents. The results from this interview correlated with one of my teacher interviews dealing with parent approval in teaching racier texts to alternative students. Http:/ JeanneMarri.blogspot...
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blogbog-ecgiacom: Having Your Say
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008. 1 What did they say in regard to your RQ? All of my secondary sources take into consideration the constantly changing rules of English grammar. They also agreed that teaching grammar to students speaking a different home discourse than the dominant discourse is challenging and brings up a lot of questions: How exactly do we do this as teachers? Sipe says it best when she asks, "How do we respect and honor students' own language? 2 What gap still exists? Amanda T. CO301D.
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blogbog-ecgiacom: November 2008
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008. 1 What did they say in regard to your RQ? All of my secondary sources take into consideration the constantly changing rules of English grammar. They also agreed that teaching grammar to students speaking a different home discourse than the dominant discourse is challenging and brings up a lot of questions: How exactly do we do this as teachers? Sipe says it best when she asks, "How do we respect and honor students' own language? 2 What gap still exists? Http:/ blog08-lynne...
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blogbog-ecgiacom: Responding to Gee and Delpit
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Sunday, October 19, 2008. Responding to Gee and Delpit. As English teachers, we should keep discourse in perspective and remember the power it can hold over students (especially those that speak a different home or primary discourse). We must remember to help guide students so that they can benefit the most from education and language. The questions here would be: How exactly can we do this? I would guess that through time and experience we will have more insight and wisdom on how to help students. Http:...