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As the TALONS class sets out on a novel study that will see them reading a range of five different novels in small groups, much of their “work” in flushing out the themes, symbols and technical aspects...
View ArticleTALONS Hunger Games
Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part V Imagine a life where possibilities are opening at a speed that veers unpredictably between exhilarating and terrifying. The familiar, precisely because it’s...
View ArticleLiteracies of Participation | Bonnie Stewart & the MOOC as Trojan Horse
With thanks to Michael Wesch Alongside my focus this year in TALONS on the concept of engagement, I’m buoyed to read Bonnie Stewart‘s paper in the MERLOT Journal of Online Teaching and Learning which...
View ArticleAttention!
An attentive bunch at St. John Lutheran In discussing whether or not technology is harming students’ capacity for attention”(as those of us embarking upon EDCI 335 this week have been asked to do),...
View ArticleAssessment for Critical Literacy
This semester’s Socials 9 curriculum was conceived with an intention to cultivate critical literacy, which I have come to define more and more as an ability to develop a praxis of reflection and...
View ArticlePedagogy for the Oppressor: Cease to do Evil, then Learn to do Good
Image courtesy of SFU.ca In an essay collected in Rethinking Freire: Globalization and the Environmental Crisis, Derek Rasmussen introduces Paulo Freire and those who would introduce his critical...
View ArticleSocial Media/Studies
In addition to more critical efforts to conduct inquiries into history as it intersects with our present landscape, the TALONS class has come to embrace dramatic efforts to enact and recreate history...
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