https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx Made with a curious mind en-us 2021-09-21 06:03:45 UTC 2026-03-17 01:40:36 UTC hello@padlet.com cathydelazari https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800099747 Write a summary on your assigned group reading. Be sure to include one quote from the reading in your summary.]]> 2021-10-07 14:56:58 UTC https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800099747 https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800469926 Americans use technology now more then ever. Constant news updates cause greater anxiety in the general population. Social media exacerbates feelings of loneliness and dread. Nicolas Car believes "extensive use of the internet is hurting our capacity for deep thinking and contemplation".]]> 2021-10-07 16:57:38 UTC https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800469926 https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800513597 In chapter six it talks about the importance  of putting a counterargument to make our text stronger and rule out the critics. “Most of us are upset at the idea of someone criticizing our work, such criticisms can actually work to our advantage.”]]> 2021-10-07 17:15:14 UTC https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800513597 https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800516578 Kenneth Goldsmith criticizes the use of technology and how it is "wasting time". He also sees both sides how it can be both good and bad. Some benefits include learning new things from articles. For the bad part, he explained how it effects his family life. He mentioned that his wife was reading a book on her tablet and hadn't moved for hours. It  stated in the reading, "I said goodnight, she didn't even look up". His biased opinion ends up being that this new technology (phones and tablets) is a distraction in people's everyday lives.]]> 2021-10-07 17:16:29 UTC https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800516578 https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800519749 Chapter 7 of They Say I Say talks about the importance of answering the questions “who cares” and “so what”. The chapter goes on to explain that as a writer who has clear understanding of why you are writing what you are doesn’t mean your audience does. If these questions are not answered from the very beginning you run the risk of losing your audience attention. When these questions are answered you keep your audience engaged and a reason to care and pay attention.]]> 2021-10-07 17:17:45 UTC https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800519749 jmorales812 https://padlet.com/cathydelazari/zkg3sv5wwonhghyx/wish/1800525231 Frequently, when students have trouble understanding
difficult texts, it is not just because the texts contain unfamiliar ideas or words but also because the texts rely on subtle clues to let readers know when a
particular view should be attributed to the writer or to someone else.
Chapter 5 tells us about the importance of dialogue. To not confuse your audience the writer or author will need to use voice-identifying devices in order for the audience van know who is say what.
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