What I really like about this book is the way the process is outlined. I have positive and negative comments about pacing, but I love the way the authors keep using and referring to the same way of teaching deeply.
Another aspect of the book that I love: Chapter 6, Narrative Nonfiction as Literary Journalism. I really enjoyed the activities in this chapter. I can definitely see myself applying this in class as well as in the newspaper club I sponsor.
What do you love about this book?
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Hi Book Group:
To begin the book blog conversation, please respond to the following questions in a comment on this post. Please read others' comments and include them in your response when you have something to add, agree with, or suggest.
I started reading the book a few days ago, and I was struck by the authors' reasons for writing the book, mainly because they are very similar to why I was drawn to the topic.
To begin the book blog conversation, please respond to the following questions in a comment on this post. Please read others' comments and include them in your response when you have something to add, agree with, or suggest.
I started reading the book a few days ago, and I was struck by the authors' reasons for writing the book, mainly because they are very similar to why I was drawn to the topic.
- Why did you choose this book for your summer reading? What's your story?
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