In a 21st century classroom. Analysis of Question 4 and 5. Kuhlthau, Maniotes, and Caspari, 2012, p. Kuhlthau, Maniotes, and Caspari, 2012, p.

Week 13 Understanding Popular Culture. Youth, Popular Culture and Text.

Reader, tea drinker, cat lady. This month was pathetic in terms of reading. All my assignments were due and no books were able to keep me distracted. I even abandoned a book this month.

Using Graphic Novels in the Classroom. The only way to really kill a book is not to censor but rather to ignore it, to let it go quietly into the night. Last month there was a discussion on OZTL Net. From America which I read about recently. The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian.

TO AFFINITY AND BEYOND! As I have mentioned in previous posts, we are about to move in to a brand new resource centre at my school. This move is the perfect opportunity for me as Teacher-Librarian to do away with the old and make way for the new. Especially in terms of incorporating new media culture in to the library. My aim is to establish an information learning culture. 8211; Encourages dispersed knowledge,.

Pop Culture, DigitalTexts, Tomes and Teens. Digital literacies, Concepts, Policies and Practices. The Importance of supported Reading. Acer Press Victoria, Australia. International Handbook of Literacy and Technology.

Youth, pop culture and text. Connected Learning Research Network and Digital Media and Learning Research Hub, Creative Commons Attribution 3. The capacity to ask questions about the values embedded in the tools we use. Explore the sorts of identities and subjectivities they are encouraging. Examine the types of human relationships and social relationships they develop.

Musings from an Australian Drama and English teacher living on the Canadian prairies. Online Education and Teaching Communities. Until We Meet Again! Well, my friends, it is time to part. CRN600 will be coming to an end tomorrow.

Engaging Critically with Popular Culture Texts. Year 1 and 2 Apps for Literacy. A Finger on the Pulse of Pop Culture. Youth, Pop Culture and Texts. Designing spaces that heart technology. Educating children for the 21.

A reflection on Popular Culture. So here I sit, enjoying the quiet and a chocolate milk before my boys get up, hearing the first stirrings and mulling over the journey I have taken with this semesters unit of Youth, Popular Culture and Text. A Hot Chocolate by Oatsy40. The way in which .