@n_hold@erica_d_stevens I might have step 1 of the commenting process be to read the chapter aloud and record it. (The novel is Monkey---many of the students last year grew up watching cartoons)
@n_hold@erica_d_stevens I've thought of that too, Maybe a "reading time" for several classes where one provides light snacks.
Requiring that they read aloud is an interesting idea. I am having my freshman seminar (reading a 16th century Chinese novel) pick a chapter and write commentary on it.
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@n_hold Therefore confirming what cats always think--human help is extraneous in every aspect of life, except. perhaps, food, and, perhaps, a warm place to sleep.
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@n_hold One of the things that I try to think about is the changing status of "information"--how should we think about teaching now that "information" is at our fingertips. "Information" is not the point, but it's hard to think and analyze without a fairly firm grasp of it.
Why can't they be about the reading in question, at least as a starting point? Generic questions are hard. You could ask whether the reading in question reminded them of anything else. But it's hard to discuss a reading unless the class has read it.
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