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  1. May 2023
    1. Through unlearning, the goal of my class is to set you up on a path at SF State working towards aprocess of educational healing.

      interested in the consept of of "unlearning"

    2. a new direction in education throughstudent-driven dialogue

      It's so much more fun when classes are student foccused. Im so glad that's how you structure your class.

    3. I try mybest to operate on a golden rule of respect and kindness for all living things

      agreed, It's not that hard to be a kind person, and that sticks with people. Those are the types of people I enjoy hanging out with, and just being respectful with people goes a long way.

    4. I’ve always exposed myself to various cultural traditions

      100% agree, Ive always had an interest in others cultures. It's interesting to see different foods, cloths, ect

  2. Feb 2023
    1. I try mybest to operate on a golden rule of respect and kindness

      100% agree, being kind and respectful to a person is such a easy thing do, and creates great bonds and friendships.

    2. I’ve always exposed myself to various cultural traditions

      Agreed, growing up i've always been interested in other cultural traditions, foods, ect. You also learn a lot about different countries practices and ways of living life.

  3. Sep 2022
    1. Chunking and close reading are inter-related reading strategies that allow readers to “zero-in” on one or two passages that are especially difficult to understand

      This strategy has always worked for me. I find the breaking down big texts into smaller sections helps me better understand the text.

    2. SFSU Professor Paul Morris describes annotation as dialogue, where the reader is able to engage in a written conversation with the author’s ideas

      annotating definetely helps me better understand and connect to the text better.

    3. Using reading as a way into writing helps you make connections, solve problems, and make texts meaningful for you and others around you.

      agree, the more you read the more you learn about what different words mean and how to use them in sentances. Reading definetely helped me with my writing skills even though I still suck at spelling lol.

    1. Being able to recognize certain genres as a reader

      When I get confused or stuck in a text, putting myself in the authors shoes tends to help me better understand the text and what the author is trying to convey

    1. For example, annotating on screen as opposed to taking notes by hand, or writing certain symbols in the margins that make sense to you.

      writing/taking notes by hand has always been much easier to me. I feel more connected to the text when i'm underlining/circling the text rather then doing it over a screen.

    1. Your experiences matter, because who you are as a learner matters. Your identity is shaped by your experiences

      definetely agree with "your identity is shaped by your experiences". Your family, friends, backround, all shape your experiences.

    1. Still, some of our students come into our classes every semester and proclaim that “Reading and writing is not for them,” or “Literature is not my thing.”

      This has been me why whole life.

    1. The next premise of this textbook is that learning must be challenging

      100% agree, you can't grow as a person if everyone comes easy. You learn from your mistakes and past

    1. In Freire’s critical pedagogy, or radically progressive way of teaching, the curriculum is framed around the students’ worlds, involves their real issues, desires, and needs, and the teacher can learn from the multiple literacies of the students’ worlds even as they teach them more traditional lit

      totally agree, I think that teachers can learn just as much from their students experiences. At sfsu every student is coming from a different backround and have different views on this world.

    1. This is called constructivist learning, where the knowledge in the classroom is constructed from below (which requires that students are collaborating with teachers)—as opposed to knowledge or information delivered from the top (where teachers deliver a lecture).

      I feel like this is the best way to learn, instead of having 1 person lecture the whole time, student and teacher collaboration can help both students and teachers learn from each other.

    1. In fact, one premise of this book is that all meaningful reading and writing is personally motivated in some way: motivated by your connections, motivated by your passions and interests as students

      This is very true! Every story that is told is reflected on your backround or past experiences

    1. Responsibility, Metacognition: To reflect on your own learning styles and build strategies for reading and writing based on your individual learning process.

      I agree with this statement because it's very important to find a strategy that works best for you in order to break down texts.