'Memoirs' presentation slideshows

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Dr. Glen Harris Kristin Andrews andrewsk@uncw.edu

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What makes people obey rulers?

What makes people obey rulers?. The question of Legitimacy. Legitimacy. The probability that a given command will be obeyed by most people in the group. How rulers make their subjects believe that they have the right to rule. A challenge for a leader of any government. Authority.

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Online Public Discourse Communities: Reconfiguring College Teaching

Online Public Discourse Communities: Reconfiguring College Teaching. Presented by Judy Arzt.

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Memoirs

Memoirs. Grade 10 2013-2014. Overcoming Challenges. Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness by Susannah Cahalan.

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A Long Way Gone

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Graphic Novels in the School Library

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Session 2: Teaching Task

Session 2: Teaching Task. What Should a Good Teaching Task Have and Do?. Challenge students to engage in a substantial issue within the academic discipline . Model high levels of thinking, reading, and writing .

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ISAAC NEWTON

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Txt 2 Wrld 4-Eva: cultural literacy connections

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Types of Sources

Types of Sources. Add to academic vocabulary. 5. primary source- firsthand information about an event, a place, or time period Draw a picture to represent primary source 6. secondary source- information from someone who did not witness an event Draw a picture to represent secondary source.

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Co-creating a New Pedagogy for Online Music Curriculum

Co-creating a New Pedagogy for Online Music Curriculum. Hearing Music, Experiencing Culture. Dana Reason, Ph.D. Director Popular Music Studies.

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What I learned from your Memoirs

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Biographies, Autobiographies and Memoirs

Biographies, Autobiographies and Memoirs. The Writing Process. Warm up. At your table, discuss the following: Why is writing about memories important ? Do you believe you need to know about the past in order to be wise? Do you think knowing the past can be valuable in shaping the future ?

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Nonfiction

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Shirley jackson

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