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How do you read /truθ/? by Serkan Tiker
Truth is often what we make of it. Even the very definition of the word itself reveals its subjective nature. Truth is fact or belief...
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Take A Bite from Each Theme
Fake News
-Serkan
3 cups
Flour
Voice & Identity in Writing
-Christina
Responding To Student Writers
-Darline
The Politics of Language
-Kaveena
Create A Lesson Plan
-Jeanne
1½ cups
Butter
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Voice & Identity in Writing by Christina Masucci
Voice in writing is a topic I didn’t know I’d become so invested in, particularly over the the last few months. I didn’t even know it was...
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The Politics of Language by Kaveena Bullock
The use of language in the normal American classroom setting is more complicated than it seems to be. I have a strong passion for...
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Responding to Student Writing by Darline Ceus
In her article Responding to Student Writers university professor, Nancy Sommers discusses the topic of teachers responding to student...
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Create a Lesson Plan by Jeanne Donohue
Lesson Plan By Kaveena Bullock Use this lesson plan to spark the creativity in your students. (Age group: Middle school. However, you can...
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A Closer Look
These complex theories mentioned in each blog post draw on different ways teachers and educators can approach learning in the classroom. A large part of these discussions stems from the ability to advance and cultivate success in writing and teaching practices. Teachers understanding the needs of their students is the main goal to move education forward.
The articles mentioned in each blog are accessible through JSTOR and other major literary databases.
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