17 Aug 2024
itâs crazy how some of them can cram all these and recite it but canât cram ENG302
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21 Apr 2022
eng302 o kadar sikici ki derste twitter hesabimi actim
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7 Apr 2022
I believe it was writing about literature (ENG302). We read Norman McLean and Sherman Alexie among some others, and it was the first time I recognized writing/storytelling as a possible career path for me.
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2 Nov 2021
My biggest teacher fear when incorporating new literacies into my classroom is that I will show a meme totally out of touch with my studentsđ However, I do think that this fear emphasizes how important it is for teachers to also keep up with their students interests #ENG302
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2 Nov 2021
exactly! digital tools are NOT a replacement for teaching; rather, theyâre a pedagogical tool! #eng302
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2 Nov 2021
haha love this! I appreciate how the texts establish literacy as the consumption and understanding of knowledge rather than visually observing or producing texts. #eng302
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2 Nov 2021
I am also reminded that (social) media has become integral to building community and fostering solidarity. teaching digital literacy means teaching students how to collectively organize and challenge systems of oppression. #eng302
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2 Nov 2021
about to tweet a thread of some #ENG302 things! partially because itâs a required assignment but mostly because I live to make all of you wish you were education majorsđ
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1 Nov 2021
People in the industry of education are scared of implementing technology into the classroom because itâs dangerous and will corrupt the youth⊠then why are you carrying a computer in your pocket as an educator? #ENG302
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24 Mar 2021
Who is Anita, 300l student English department I'm eating suya tied with your ENG302 exam paper. Kai you no know book at allđđ
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24 Mar 2021
The role of the internet and social media in the classrooms interests me. Specifically, the kids using Twitter to interact with parents is a neat idea to bridge school and home-life, so long as itâs regulated. #ENG302
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24 Mar 2021
Regarding the study that found â65% of the time children spent âreadingâ was actually spent in non-reading activitiesâ: as a kid in school, I rarely read for substance and retention. I âreadâ so time would pass and I could go to gym. #ENG302
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22 Mar 2021
Reading about Young-Rivera teaching 4th/5th graders about code switching is a really good example of how to effectively teach kids complex concepts like linguistic racism, especially considering many many adults still refuse to accept that code-switching isnât desirable #ENG302
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22 Mar 2021
Talking about âstudents struggling between wanting the freedom to be and express themselves but recognizing that they still stand the chance of being misjudged by society at large if they do (102)â is way too common of an experience for students everywhere #ENG302
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22 Mar 2021
Reading in âNew Literaciesâ how schools with poor students see teaching technological literacy as âextraâ is disgusting. Schools preach helping students achieve class mobility, yet arenât willing to actually teach poor kids about the Internet in ways that could help them? #ENG302
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22 Mar 2021
I definitely agree! And I think these issues need to be discussed not only when itâs âtrendyâ, but at all times. POC face real violence and discrimination every day. Not just summer of 2020 #ENG302
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22 Mar 2021
Teachers prepandemic: technology is distracting and digital communication isnât useful in the classroom
Teachers during Covid: Welcome to Zoom!
#ENG302 #NewLiteracies #DigitalLiteraryIsNecessary
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