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Diverse YA Literature

Published on Dec 16, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Diverse YA Literature

Opening up a conversation about Race, Power, and Privilege
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Presentation Map

  • The Practical:  Group Exercise
  • The Theory:  Emily Meixner
  • Tying it Together:  What do you think?
  • *The Digital Tool:  HaikuDeck
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Group Exercise

Community-Centered Approach
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Think of a Book

  • Appropriate for your students' age range.
  • Or, not!
  • I'm going to ask you a series of questions.
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Main Character

How is s/he described?
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Communities

What communities does s/he belong to?

Communities

What are the outsider communities?
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How do they view each other?

  • Which community has more power?
  • Which community has the most power?
  • *How do you know?

Back to Individual

What challenges does s/he face?
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The Approach

  • Introduce character.
  • Insider communities.
  • Outsider Communities.
  • Society: Who has the most power?
  • Back to Individual.
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Meixner, E. (2006).
Understand the questions:
A community-centered approach to the teaching of multicultural literature.
Voices from the Middle,
13(3), 15-19.

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Tying it Together

  • Neutral starting point.
  • Concrete ideas.
  • Inquiry-based learning.
  • What do you think?
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One of Many Approaches

  • Juxtapose Texts.
  • Text Graffiti.
  • Write-Arounds.
  • What have you used?
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HaikuDeck

Why should I use it?
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Ease of Use

Click and Play
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Gorgeous

Photography

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Built Right In.

No citations necessary.
No searching for images.
No wasted time!

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