Purchase a copy of The Catcher in the Rye (TCITR) by Friday, May 2nd. A useful online resource is
addall.com (this site will check all online bookstores and present a list of the cheapest books, most of which are used)
The following website is the full text of TCITR
http://moodle.moreaucatholic.org/moodle19/pluginfile.php/91478/mod_resource/content/1/j-d-salinger-the-catcher-in-the-rye-full-pdf-version.pdf
The purpose of this blog is to provide students in my English 10 and my READ 180 ® courses access to educational resources with which to further their learning. Additionally, homework assignments and upcoming projects/quizzes/tests will be posted here to help students prioritize their academic responsibilities.
Monday, April 28, 2014
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Philosophy and Education
Explore the following websites for a variety of perspectives on philosophy, education, critical thinking, and history.
- The first is a website created by philosopher Richard Garlikov. Here you will gain access to his philosophical essays and other educational materials. The ones I find intriguing are
- "The Socratic Method"
- "Unfairness of the Collegeboard SATs"
- The following website is from Dr. Paul Apodaca's website. The podcasts on Spain and Sovereignty are intriguing. Check out the PowerPoints for insights into critical thinking, culture, and anthropologyttp://www1.chapman.edu/~apodaca/Paul_Apodaca_PhD/Welcome.html
- The following website is an online encyclopedia created and operated by Stanford University. The topics have to do with philosophy.
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