https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample Consider making a Padlet with your students. You can create different sections for each of your streams so that you can easily keep topics organized! en-us 2023-07-12 04:25:50 UTC 2023-07-12 05:05:29 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4fa.png penanapers https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample/wish/2643275836 When I first read Passing, I was consciously unaware of "passing" as a practice! After learning about Clare's use of her light-skin privilege, I was immediately suspicious of her!]]> 2023-07-12 04:44:04 UTC https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample/wish/2643275836 penanapers https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample/wish/2643281392 The video clip is funny but the conclusion of the book was anything but. The ending of the book had me thinking for days..]]> 2023-07-12 04:50:13 UTC https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample/wish/2643281392 penanapers https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample/wish/2643285536 I won't be providing you with my analysis! However, consider any of the below questions to make your point or make your own:
- Compare each of Clare and Irene's characters. What are her strengths? Weaknesses? How does each woman's attitude about race shape the plot?
- Do you think that if Irene had not happened to run into Clare, Clare would have spent the rest of her life pretending to be white?
-Irene may have been truly happy before Clare, but do you believe that she was?
-Why did Irene have the feelings that she had about Clare?
-Do you think that Clare really tried to be a good friend to Irene? Why or why not?]]> 2023-07-12 04:54:46 UTC https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample/wish/2643285536 penanapers https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample/wish/2643291333 Passing is set in the 1920s, before the Supreme Court declared "separate but equal" facilities for non-whites unconstitutional. What privileges are Irene and her friends denied as a black people? What do men and women of this time gain by passing? What do they sacrifice?

You may enter a text response to this prompt directly in this section or if you need more room, you can open a Google Doc and respond there before dropping us the link. Make sure that your response is AT LEAST 300 words. You may also record a 2-5 minute response video if you prefer!]]> 2023-07-12 05:00:53 UTC https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample/wish/2643291333 penanapers https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample/wish/2643294067 Do you think Irene pushed Clare? What evidence does the novel offer either for or against this interpretation?

You may respond directly to this post! Please make your response 150-200 words.]]> 2023-07-12 05:03:48 UTC https://padlet.com/penanapers/communicationscollaborationsexample/wish/2643294067