Hmmm, I got maybe 5 lines in and began to think"jabberwocky", the methods used to describe the methods was an exercise in double speak...just say what you mean and get over it. There is no way anyone with a brain could imagine that all of us in a class would learn the same way,at the same speed,etc. So with that in mind, one also would have to see it as a given- we each read something and our perseption will color how we view it. I think they are trying to make it more complicated than it truly is.
Maybe I should have thrown something in my profile about being opinionated-lol
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I really agree with you i think that this article could have been put much more simple so that normal people without a degree in literary terms would actually know what was being said.
I agree with you Carissa...this article was a bit confusing. I don't think it was necessary to make it as complicated as it seemed. It would make much more sense if it were in a simpler form.
Nope, not at all--other people are opinionated as well--I'm sure you will/have seen that in your blog readings... :) And, I conquer.
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