Please read the Week 6 PowerPoint and respond to it! Make sure to complete all of the required “Activities” as well!
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Category: Student Work (Page 3 of 7)
- 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
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
Please read the Week 5 PowerPoint and respond to it! Make sure to complete all of the required “Activities” as well!
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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
