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Keep current with journal literature stanford libraries. Responding to a students paper involves 1 reading it carefully while making marginal comments, 2 writing a final comment in which you sum. National council of teachers of english, 1111 kenyon. Literature is political, judith fetterley argues in introduction to the politics of literature fetterly, 1978. Stories, poems, plays, and essays judith stanford on. An introduction to reading and writing, compact edition, 5th edition.
Tabletbased data collection 1 stanford language and. The emc masterpiece series, literature and the language. Were committed to providing educators accessible, highquality teaching tools. But, as recent critical work such as judith butlers suggests, the polit. Recommendations are based on the usage of millions of researchers around the globe. Based on louise rosenblatts transactional theory of reader response, the studies collected in this book present findings and recommendations that contribute to the understanding of how children create meaning from stories, how they acquire literacy skills to express that meaning, and what role educators play in these literary processes. Some rumination on the continuing need for a new political science not to mention a new way of teaching law students about what is truly most important about the constitution. When we experience literature, we respond to it subjectively, personally, emotionally. He tells us that literacy is the process by which we mediate the. Explain your predictions about both the text and your response to it. The literature of crisis course by marsh mccall on free. See the responding to literature word study resource ancillary, pages 88.
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Responding to literature is the way in which one reacts to something that has been read or listened to cooper, 1993. The lesson also introduces intersectionality and its crucial role in feminist methodology. Search for sources by name, keyword or area of expertise. Responding to literature rich thompson works with a small student group as they explore the text because of winndixie by kate dicamillo. Lesson 1 responding to literature qad graphic organizer key 6. Xiii she further claims that like in the politics of anything else which power is the main issue, so is in literature.
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