languaging
should we italicize this word? This page has it repeated for 2-3 times.
languaging
should we italicize this word? This page has it repeated for 2-3 times.
Read her story below.
Add captions with the pictures
Faith’s Poems
We will ask Faith to suggest a title for her poem.
below.
Note for Rayne: We would prefer space before the next section that has the illustration.
Slow Down Please Illustration by Stella Schulte
Explanation should be embedded in this one.
ideas.
Notes for Rayne: Needs consistent space before and after bullet points. The current one before bullet points is too large.
speaking/signing.
There is a spacing issue here that we can fix temporarily but not permanently.
Vygotsky theorized in the 1930s
Reference needed for this.
Media Attribution?
Need to discuss this with Keli and Rayne, This illustration is based on an idea given in another source and that can potentially raise copyright concerns. Should we mention something like "Adapted from: Ambrose, S. A., Bridges, M. W., DiPietro, M., Lovett, M. C., & Norman, M. K. (Eds.). (2010). How learning works: Seven research-based principles for smart teaching. John Wiley & Sons"
Here is the original source: https://firstliteracy.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/How-Learning-Works.pdf
W
References in lower case. What do we think about it?
voiceless
Stolen voice - violent act - dismissal.
p.?
Halima will find page number.
( )
benefits of bilingual/first language education.
Logan’s Story
Spacing issue with the poem below.
LANGUAGE PATHS
Title and rules of the game within the box.
saw.
We need a space before bullet points.
highlight.
Space here before bullet points.
true:
Note for Rayne: We want a space before bullet points.
Chikamatsu (2005)
Cook, V., & Bassetti, B. (Eds.). (2005). Second language writing systems (Vol. 11). Multilingual Matters.
Kang and Yi (2023)
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S106037432300108X
Awareness and development of voice allow the second language learner to more fluently express themselves in their second language and tell a story about who they are without explicitly saying it.
We will revise this and look at the original source.
Riyanti
Riyanti, D. (2015). An exploration of voice in second language writing. The Nebraska Educator, 2, 28-48.
esearch note
Spacing issue
https://poorvucenter.yale.edu/LearningStylesMyth
Logan, this is the article we were mentioning yesterday and suggesting you to start with.
Caribbean English, Indian English, and Singapore English
link these
(Lǎpușneanu, 2022)
A
don't be afraid to make mistakes. See your mistakes as a sign of progress.
Be open to constructive feedback
Seek out help if needed and surround yourself with supportive people (mentors and peers).
REVISED WITH EXAMPLES – Halima
Come up with something about language learning anxiety and growth mindset. See if we can replace some of these skills with points related to emotional part of learning - socio-effective strategies.
efficiently
Addition of an H5P.
b
V
Minortized variation in Majoritized language.
What to expect:
Wondering if we need this heading here or not! Also, a question we can address in our big group meetings is, should we keep intro and outro consistent in all our chapters. If yes, should we keep them this short or think about extending a bit more? Or maybe join them with first section for each chapter?
Sections:
Mention of these sections must be from your notes. I think we don't need to mention them.
I might want to stay in better touch with my family back home
@Faith, I remember you were planning to include your personal thorough example for all these phases but I don't see it for all of them. An example would be great. Wondering if you can add yours or we can add Addy's case study/interview with another past student here.
“thinking about thinking”
This is a common dictionary definitions so we would need to cite it, I think.
This is not important to the chapter, but it is related information.
I am not sure whether we should say directly that "it is not important to the chapter". I would just avoid the word "not" :)
Can say, "The video is optional to watch but it is is for you if you want to discover your own learning style just like Jonathan did after juggling/struggling a bit with the learning"