A challenging read for literature teachers. Several relevant issues raised. The author is clearly rightfully concerned that much good is being abandoned in too many classrooms. How do you handle whole book reading AND discovery of personal relevance.
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A challenging article for all teachers of literature.
Where do you agree and where do you disagree? How do you deal with the challenges presented?
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Librarians #GoogleEarth Google Lit Trips mentioned in WORKING DEFINITIONS IN LITERATURE AND TOURISM "Virtual Literary Places" by Sara Rodrigues de Sousa
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@jburg#GoogleLitTrips#GoogleEarth Google Lit Trips mentioned in WORKING DEFINITIONS IN LITERATURE AND TOURISM "Virtual Literary Places" by Sara Rodrigues de Sousa
pg 145-146
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AI can now read those generic paragraphs and open response questions we assign students and then answer the questions instantly. Yes, this means that they can just copy and paste anything we send to them and have a computer answer it. No, blocking the site won't help.
NEW Google Lit Trip for Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" now available at https://t.co/wHf1AQ6Z0q
Yes. It is about a witch hunt!
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Having taught the book dozens of times, as well as having just seen Arron Sorkin’s adaptation as a play in San Francisco, I was overwhelmed by the relevance that To Kill A Mockingbird has today.
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