- Is Google making us stupid? How does Nicholas Carr answer this question? What evidence does he provide to support his answer?
2. What possible objections to his position does Carr … Read More
Category: Reading Response (Page 2 of 5)
Reading “Learning to Read” from Malcom X touched my heart in ways that no other reading has. The fact that he used his time to grow as a person in … Read More
What motivated Malcolm X to read was the fact that he felt uneducated and uncapable to write his letters that he wanted to. He saw himself as some one who … Read More
Malcolm X’s literacy narrative, “Learning to Read” follows his journey as he learned to read in prison. Unlike Jose Antonio Vargas or Amy Tan, Malcom X focused his literacy narrative … Read More
Malcolm X wrote this to show that even at your lowest points, you still have the same values as when you are at your highest. Malcolm X showed readers that … Read More
Malcolm Little changed his last name to “X” because he felt his last name signified less. Malcolm X began his studies in Charlestown Prison where he developed an interest in … Read More
- Read “Learning to Read” by Malcolm X. Write a response to the reading, using at least 2 of the following questions as a guide. It should be approximately 250 words.
Jose Antonio Vargas was an immigrant coming from the Philippines at 12 years old. His mother sent him here for a better life for him self so he was smuggled … Read More
Jose Antonio Vargas’s article “My Life as an Undocumented Immigrant” from The New York Times Magazine in june of 2011, is intended to reach people with interest and opinions about … Read More
For us immigrants, coming to an unknown place with an unknown language and unknown people it’s certainly terrifying, especially in a country in which you are not wanted or understood. … Read More
