Response to "Why 'Fahrenheit 451' is the Book for Our Social Media Age by Bradford Goldsmith https://padlet.com/goldsmithbo6741/ot0paeq52qr6 Made with joy en-us 2019-02-16 01:49:03 UTC 2019-02-16 11:24:18 UTC hello@padlet.com Anticipatory Guide Feedback goldsmithbo6741 https://padlet.com/goldsmithbo6741/ot0paeq52qr6/wish/331948404 1.  Did completing the question and responding to the statements in the Anticipation Guide help you gain an idea of what some of the main points in the article were?

2. Did responding to the Anticipation Guide make you feel more personally involved once you started reading? 

]]> 2019-02-16 01:53:56 UTC https://padlet.com/goldsmithbo6741/ot0paeq52qr6/wish/331948404 Post Reading Questions goldsmithbo6741 https://padlet.com/goldsmithbo6741/ot0paeq52qr6/wish/331949605 1.  Would you answer any of the statements differently after reading the article? Which one? What parts of the article changed your mind?

2. What did this article help you learn about the novel Fahrenheit 451, its historical context, and its current relevance?

2. Do you think Ray Bradbury's concern and the author of the article, Ramin  Bahrani's share the same concern?

3. As a reader in 2019, knowing what you know of your own experience with technology, reading, and culture, do you think Ray Bradbury's 1950s fears about the suppression and fading of reading culture were accurate?]]> 2019-02-16 02:11:36 UTC https://padlet.com/goldsmithbo6741/ot0paeq52qr6/wish/331949605 There's usually a background and that background is visible behind the questions ... NancyToms https://padlet.com/goldsmithbo6741/ot0paeq52qr6/wish/331986114 2019-02-16 11:23:30 UTC https://padlet.com/goldsmithbo6741/ot0paeq52qr6/wish/331986114