Is the End of Reading Here?
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Slides for April 26 2013 Texas Library Association Presentation by Laurence Musgrove, www.laurencemusgrove.com
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Is the End of Reading Here?
- 1. Is the End of Reading Here? Laurence Musgrove Department of English and Modern Languages Angelo State University www.laurencemusgrove.com @lemusgro #endofreading
- 5. My Contract: $100 1. Feed me 2. Let me sleep on your couch 3. I’ll sell and sign some books
- 6. The End of Reading Termination vs. Purpose
- 7. The End of Reading I don’t think reading is ending. I think the purpose of reading is to promote individual liberty and to lead us to participate in and preserve democratic ideals.
- 8. The End of Reading HOWEVER, there are challenges to the reading. And some come from the place where reading, liberty, and democracy should be promoted most successfully.
- 10. it’s hard
- 11. don’t get it
- 12. it’s boring
- 13. can’t make anything out of it
- 14. can’t follow it
- 15. doesn’t move me
- 27. draw a picture of what happens when you read #endofreading
- 35. Our ordinary conceptual system, in terms of which we both think and act, is fundamentally metaphorical in nature. George Lakoff and Mark Johnson Metaphors We Live By
- 36. Metaphor is a linguistic equation; an analogy that compares two unlike things in order to better understand one or both of those unlike things. • “You broke my heart.” • “I feel down today.” • “She makes my heart sing.” • “Call me when you feel up to going out.”
- 37. We use metaphors to think and talk about how we read.
- 38. metaphors we read by see the handout!
- 46. reading is a bodily experience
- 53. despair
- 54. school failure
- 59. resistance to oppressive experiences in school may be good even though the consequences may be unfortunate
- 61. aesthetic experience is not transferable
- 62. no one can read a book for you
- 63. reading is the cognitive embodiment of individual liberty
- 65. reading is the cognitive embodiment of identification and association with others
- 67. the end of the teaching of reading should be to provide students with free and faithful experiences with books
- 68. reading is a private and public good where we learn with our entire human organ the privileges and responsibilities that come with living in a democratic society
- 69. choice in texts and choice in response
- 70. Handmade Thinking: Drawing Out Reading workshop on guided practice for promoting reading engagement and comprehension through drawing 3:00-4:20 CPE#575
- 71. Is the End of Reading Here? Laurence Musgrove Department of English and Modern Languages Angelo State University www.laurencemusgrove.com @lemusgro #endofreading
Notes de l'éditeur
- Hello, my name is Laurence Musgrove and I am a professor of English at Angelo State University where I teach composition, literature, and creative writing.
- I’ve recently written a book called Handmade Thinking in which I share how I use drawing to help my students improve their reading habits.
- I also give workshops to middle school, high school, and college teachers on how to use handmade thinking in their own classes. And some of these teachers have shared their students’ drawings with me.