As if this wasn’t already evident in my reaction to the first half of his narrative last week, I find Scholes’ book so refreshing. I am not an English teacher, so I suppose I may not understand if his methods or proposals could be accepted in high school curricula, but nevertheless, I think he is [...]
Posts Tagged ‘truth’
Insightful, all around great read
Posted in thoughts, tagged classroom, discipline, english, Pacesetter English, responsibility, students, truth on October 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
You want the truth?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged english studies, Scholes, truth on October 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
While I truly enjoy Schole’s style of writing and ways of presenting the subject matter much better than Graff’s, I have to admit I was a little confused by his notions of “truth” in English studies. I felt that he spent so much time discussing the importance of truth in English studies that he never [...]
The truth and nothing but the truth
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged fall, love of truth, Scholes, truth on September 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In my opinion, Scholes’ book, The Rise and Fall of English, is not only the most comprehensive, but also the most interesting book we have read thus far in the semester. As I read the first half of his book, I could tell that for Scholes the subject of English studies is a very personal [...]