Episode 16 – How Everyday Vocabulary Stops ELL Students
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Episode 15 – Too Late, The Phalarope
Alan Paton’s Too Late, the Phalarope—“Scarlet Letters in the Modern Age” By Karen E.B. Elliott Alan Paton wrote only three novels—the first he destroyed; the second is his most famous (Cry, the Beloved Country), and then his third is ridiculously painful to read. But it’s so amazingly good, and so apropos for our students, … Continue reading Episode 15 – Too Late, The Phalarope
Episode 14 – Audio Feedback
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Episode 9 – Finding Your Faith in Literature
“As a Christian Teacher, ‘Life is a Highway’” Karen E. B. Elliott, English Faculty (1997-present) On more than one occasion, I will have a frustrated student sigh and boldly ask, “Mrs. Elliott, why do we have to read this?” It’s a fair question, so instead of getting defensive because they’ve just attacked one of … Continue reading Episode 9 – Finding Your Faith in Literature
Episode 8 – For Lori Johnson
Danah: This is Danah Hashem speaking and, for this episode, our 8th episode, we wanted to deviate from some of the patterns we’ve been following in this podcast so far because we want to pause to reflect on and honor the passing of one of our colleagues, Lori Johnson. If you’ve been following along with … Continue reading Episode 8 – For Lori Johnson