Posted by Brian Peace under Assignments. The Rose that Grew from Concrete. Rubric for the final project. Poetry Unit Plan Tentative Calendar. Posted by Brian Peace under Assignments. I am still working out the last week of the unit, but here is my schedule thus far. A Red, Red Rose. Death, be not Proud.

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Neil Postman makes credible arguments as he discusses the way we teach definitions, metaphors, and technology, as they relate to language. He has written several books. Is it in the Social Studies classroom that.

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Metaphors are not merely for poetry but to describe EVERYTHING! In general, I completely agree with Postman about metaphors and technology. Educators need to be like mother birds, we need to sit on our eggs and give them warmth, but also allow them the opportunity to fall out of the nest every now and then. We must encourage our students to think for themselves and provide them with the tools, technological or other, to achieve their ideas.

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I had heard of Survey Monkey and taken quite the number of surveys designed on the website. I was able to review the results and, my goodness, Survey Monkey certainly makes viewing and analyzing the results a breeze. Three out of five people were able to identify my favorite poet, playwright, and aesthetician Oscar Wilde. Two out of five wrote that their favorite dr.

Should America police the world. The focus of this project was to create a way to help students better understand and remember important literary terms.

Video Clip Assignment - Sorry About Last Night. 8220;The term Internet meme. Is used to describe a concept that spreads swiftly via the Internet. The term is a reference to the concept of memes. Although this concept refers to a much broader category of cultural information.