'Canonical texts' diaporamas de présentation

Steampunk

Steampunk. By: Kirsten Corcoran. "The Ballad of Mona Lisa"-Panic at the Disco. A Steampunk music video. Activities for "The Ballad of Mona Lisa". Group/Class Discussion: What do you think steampunk is? What are some possible elements of steampunk that you saw in the video?

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Traditional vs. CCSS Approaches to Canonical Texts

Traditional vs. CCSS Approaches to Canonical Texts. Identifying CCSS-Aligned Instruction. Recognizing Effective Instructional Practices. Purpose of this Session. Participants will be able to: Distinguish between traditional approaches to canonical texts and a CCSS treatment of those texts

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Synthesis and Extension

Synthesis and Extension. Info 203 14 Feb 2013. Today. Elisa wrapping up Rogers and Cowan Questions about assignment 1 Questions about theory and readings The ANT photo assignment Theories in OLPC (if time). Assignment 1. Can we use readings from week 4 -- Rogers & Cowan, OLPC?

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RH351 Rhetoric of Economic Thought Transparencies Set 7 Modern formalism, Chicago, and current trends

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Irish medical manuscripts in CELT: An overview of electronic text editions

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Diglossia

Diglossia. by: Grace A. Licudo. DIGLOSSIA By Ferguson (1959).

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WEEK 5 VOCABULARY!

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Canon/Canon Formation

Canon/Canon Formation . The term canon , from the Greek word for ruler or measuring stick, originally referred to the books of the Old and New Testaments of the Christian Bible that were approved by church authorities as the revealed word of God. Great Books/Major Authors .

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