Writing is a PROCESS Not a Product
Hello! My name is Alyson Woodward, I’m eighteen years old, and I am studying to be a psych major at Western Washington University, with a possible minor in some field of education. At the moment, writing is important in my life mostly because of school and assignments. I write all the time on social media, … Continue reading Alyson’s Author Statement
In our research so far, I haven’t had many surprising or challenging moments. The only time I was a little confused was when I was testing my first person. I asked them to put headphones in and listen to music, and they asked me if there was a specific type of music they should listen … Continue reading Project 5 Field Notes
When coming up with ideas for our collage, it was a lot easier to find the differences between our literacy narratives than the similarities. Because our narratives weren’t very similar, one being about a difficult book read in middle school and the other about learning Hebrew for a Bat Mitzvah; we wanted to highlight the … Continue reading Similarities Within Our Differences
I’ve always been a really shy kid. In elementary school, I considered my teachers to be better friends than any of my peers. I stayed in from recess almost every day because I preferred to hang out with my teachers rather than try and fit in with all the other kids. My favorite elementary school … Continue reading “The apprentices’ experience invites rumination upon literacy learning and teaching today”