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1 Hear My Voice – Language & Identity
WK 8 APRIL Hear My Voice – Language & Identity 1. Why We Write Bad | Sammie March | 2. How the language you speak affects your thoughts 3. How the Languages We Speak Shape the Ways We Think 4. Teaching Academic Writing in the Digital Age with Andrea Lunsford 5. The Personal Philosophy of Steven Pinker

2 What is Critical Thinking?
English 1B Mid-Term (Thursday, April 5) Preparation Be prepared to write about the following:  What is Critical Thinking?  What did Ezra Pound, Ernest Hemingway, and Jamaica Kincaid say(write) about writing?  CHECKLIST- Responding to Stories  What is Plot?  What is Character?  What is Point of View?  What is Setting?  What is Symbolism?  What is Style?  What is Theme?  CHECKLIST – Responding to Poems  First Response  Speaker and Tone  Audience  Structure and Form  Center of Interest and Theme  Diction  Sound Effects 

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