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Think about: holidays, traditions or habits, monuments, natural landscapes, food, history, art, language , famous people/celebrities, events, sports, rituals, songs, books, music, architecture.

Posted on April 27, 2023 by Assessments

Essay book and film – book: ‘She Said’ by Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor – film: ‘She Said’ – Maria Schrader 2022 (Netflix) With the information in the essay I should be able to make a powerpoint presentation. Make sure to include the following topics: – information about the book and the film -> summarize […]

When was the last time you had an art project in your math class?Explain your answer.

Posted on October 11, 2022 by Assessments

When was the last time you had an art project in your math class? For Project 2, use a fractal art program to create a fractal image. The objective is to develop the most inspiring image as voted on by your classmates . When developing your fractal image, you may create any type of fractal […]

What have you seen in linguistic landscapes? Which languages are present? Which are absent, but are used by many of the people who occupy that space? Why are some languages more visible and some less visible? What implications does this have for social justice?Discuss

Posted on September 23, 2020 by Ambrose

What have you seen in linguistic landscapes? Which languages are present? Which are absent, but are used by many of the people who occupy that space? Why are some languages more visible and some less visible? What implications does this have for social justice?

What is the relevance of Birkerts for our work in this course? What can you take away from his essay regarding the reading and research that you will be doing?

Posted on August 28, 2020 by Ambrose

1, Birkerts begins by linking reading (at least the comprehension part) and thinking as both being invisible activities, but he sees the connections as going well beyond this superficial observation. He argues that the way we read is related to the way we think about the world. Using metaphors of time (deep vs momentary) and […]