Whenever I get the chance to present CyberEnglish to educators, I try to include what my scholars have to say about it. This was the powerpoint I showed in New York City in 2007 and Arlington VA in April 2008:
The scholar blogs at Joseph A. Foran HS
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- Film as Lit
- Mass Media
- Intro to Philosophy
- A list of common fallacies
- Aesthetics and Beauty
- Arguments, Fallacies and Propoganda
- Buddha
- Cultural Examination
- Eastern Philosophy Videos
- Honesty
- Independent Project
- Language and Literature
- A Review of “A Telephone Call”
- Alice in Wonderland
- Antigone
- Critiquing Modern Literature
- Fairy Tales and Folk Literature
- Hills like White Elephants
- Macbeth
- midterm essays
- Midterm Exam
- Modern Period
- Modern Short Story Assignment
- Prewriting Quiz
- Reading Shakespeare’s Language
- Restoration Period- Satire and Irony
- Sonnet Assignment
- The Language & Lit Scholars’ Blogs
- The Literary History Project
- The Scholars’ Blogs 2009-2010
- The Scholars’ Blogs:
- Vocabulary Help
- Logic, Deductive and Inductive Arguments
- Name the Propaganda
- On Beauty and Being Just
- Philosophy Blogs 2011-12
- Philosophy Final Exam
- Philosophy Midterm Films
- Philosophy Videos
- Real Beauty
- Siddhartha
- Socratic Circles
- Technology and Education
- The Big Questions Project
- Waking Life
- English 1
- “Romeo and Juliet”
- “The Most Dangerous Game”
- Bessie
- Bessie Smith Assignments
- Cask of Amontillado
- English 2
- English One Midterm Exam
- Formal Styles
- Memphis
- Myth and the Blues
- Perceptions of Race in America
- Short Story Project
- The Black Cat
- The Dramatic Experience
- The Problem We All Live With
- To Kill a Mockingbird
- Vocabulary
- Your Bessie Page
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- Film as Lit
- Mass Media
- Intro to Philosophy
- A list of common fallacies
- Aesthetics and Beauty
- Arguments, Fallacies and Propoganda
- Buddha
- Cultural Examination
- Eastern Philosophy Videos
- Honesty
- Independent Project
- Language and Literature
- A Review of “A Telephone Call”
- Alice in Wonderland
- Antigone
- Critiquing Modern Literature
- Fairy Tales and Folk Literature
- Hills like White Elephants
- Macbeth
- midterm essays
- Midterm Exam
- Modern Period
- Modern Short Story Assignment
- Prewriting Quiz
- Reading Shakespeare’s Language
- Restoration Period- Satire and Irony
- Sonnet Assignment
- The Language & Lit Scholars’ Blogs
- The Literary History Project
- The Scholars’ Blogs 2009-2010
- The Scholars’ Blogs:
- Vocabulary Help
- Logic, Deductive and Inductive Arguments
- Name the Propaganda
- On Beauty and Being Just
- Philosophy Blogs 2011-12
- Philosophy Final Exam
- Philosophy Midterm Films
- Philosophy Videos
- Real Beauty
- Siddhartha
- Socratic Circles
- Technology and Education
- The Big Questions Project
- Waking Life
- English 1
- “Romeo and Juliet”
- “The Most Dangerous Game”
- Bessie
- Bessie Smith Assignments
- Cask of Amontillado
- English 2
- English One Midterm Exam
- Formal Styles
- Memphis
- Myth and the Blues
- Perceptions of Race in America
- Short Story Project
- The Black Cat
- The Dramatic Experience
- The Problem We All Live With
- To Kill a Mockingbird
- Vocabulary
- Your Bessie Page
- About Mr. T
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Did we actually say any of those quotes?
yes, these were some of the actual responses from exam surveys over the past few years. none of the quotes from this year appear in the powerpoint though.