After writing your quotation and comments, your homework tonight is to compose a 1-page journal entry discussing the quotation. Relate your ideas to another quotation by John Taylor Gatto in his article "Against School."
If you like, also discuss something in the "Theory" column in the TMM grid (ideal intentions).
:)
Florence
PS: If you have not yet bought the novel Demian by Herman Hesse, do it by this weekend. Friday's assignment is to read the introduction and Chapter 1 in that book.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Anxiety Culture
Hey there,
Let's blog about critical perspectives found in the web magazine, www.anxietyculture.com
Looking at the site's table of contents, browse a few articles (except for links in the "Regulars" and "Amusement Arcade" sections). When you find an article you like, read it through and find a (relatively short) quotation that relays a strong perspective.
Returning to this blog, present the title of the article/link and the quotation, introducing it appropriately. If you are unsure about introducing quotations, search the web for tips.
Then discuss the quotation in its entirety, presenting your own critical perspective on what was written.
After that, respond to a post by one of your classmates...
-_- Florence
Let's blog about critical perspectives found in the web magazine, www.anxietyculture.com
Looking at the site's table of contents, browse a few articles (except for links in the "Regulars" and "Amusement Arcade" sections). When you find an article you like, read it through and find a (relatively short) quotation that relays a strong perspective.
Returning to this blog, present the title of the article/link and the quotation, introducing it appropriately. If you are unsure about introducing quotations, search the web for tips.
Then discuss the quotation in its entirety, presenting your own critical perspective on what was written.
After that, respond to a post by one of your classmates...
-_- Florence
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Class in America - Freewrite
Hello class,
To start us off with our class blog, please put down your thoughts about the definition of class in America. Is there a difference between economic class and social class? Also, state where you think the 'working class' fits in, stating what it means.
After posting, please look up the term 'class' and pose any questions to your classmates, using this blog.
Peace!
Florence
To start us off with our class blog, please put down your thoughts about the definition of class in America. Is there a difference between economic class and social class? Also, state where you think the 'working class' fits in, stating what it means.
After posting, please look up the term 'class' and pose any questions to your classmates, using this blog.
Peace!
Florence
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