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AN OPEN LETTER: MY SURVEY OF STUDENT ENGLISH LITERACIES

Published on Nov 20, 2015

Deck created by Allie Curry for Brown University EDUC 2090: Literacy Across the Curriculum

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

AN OPEN LETTER:
MY SURVEY OF STUDENT ENGLISH LITERACIES

Letters of introduction offer insight into students as writers and students as people.

DEFINING ENGLISH LITERACIES

I understand English literacies to be the skills students use to produce meaning and make meaning of language. My questions to students access attitudes and approaches to language.

INFORMATION I OFFER ABOUT MYSELF

  • "Whence the authority of dictionary-makers to decide what's OK and what isn't? Nobody elected them, after all." - David Foster Wallace
  • Tweets that are powerful/influential or made me laugh
  • Films, television shows, and music I enjoy for dialogue and lyrics

QUESTIONS TO STUDENTS

  • "What's a word that's not in the dictionary, but you really think should be in there? It can be explicit."
  • "What are some things you read and wrote yesterday?"
  • "Who is a musical artist that you are really into right now? Do you consider that artist a poet or a writer?"
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