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First Grade Recollections
What do you remember most from your first year at grade school? In as few words and lines as possible and without saying what the lesson is (as in explicitly announcing “from this experience I learned that…”), convey the scene, … Continue reading
My Education
This is an “Indian Education” by Sherman Alexie-inspired creative challenge. In your comment post to this blog entry, recount an experience you had during the week of January 11–17, 2016 and say what you learned from it. As Alexie does, vividly … Continue reading
Posted in Reading and Analysis 2015, Uncategorized
Tagged creative writing, education, literature, Sherman Alexie, short story
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What Does Learning Look Like?
These next few months Roundtable Conversation invites discussion on several literary works. This week, we are looking at Neena Beber’s power-packed ten-minute play Misreadings. One of the prickly things raised in it is the idea of learning. Simone, the student … Continue reading
Posted in Reading and Analysis 2013
Tagged 235-2013b, education, Misreadings, Neena Beber, photo, reading and analysis
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