
a new
concept in education ever transforming
- Brainstorm reactions to the word
"question."
- Discuss the quote, "The only true thoughts are
those which do not grasp their own meaning." - Adorno
- Freewrite questions that you have. They may be
literal, metaphorical, small, big, rhetorical.
- Create an oral poem with a Quaker Read of
questions.
- Look at, react to, read some of Neruda's
questions. Encourage reading bilingually, favorite lines, images,
recurring motifs.
- Take time, space, and materials to create a
question poem.
Use brainstorming and freewriting as a starting point.
Choose a motif.
Choose metaphorical or literal or combination.
Paint pictures with questions.
- Share with response group. Re-vision.
Edit.
- Post for all to see and consider, or create a
book of questions.
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Map | Ode
Rubric |
Neruda's
Poetry | Using
Odes | Using
Natural Artifacts | Re-Vision
| Neruda
Bio | Quotes
| Glossary
| Co-Teachers - Doug
and Melissa
| Gallery
E-Mail Doug at mrdoug@aznet.net
or Melissa at mjmckinstry@earthlink.net

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