Can you identify the ideas from this interview in your reading of Persepolis #tyslnl ?Persepolis creator Marjane Satrapi finds passion and humour in times of unrest | CBC Radio cbc.ca/radio/writersa…
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#tyslnl some interesting categories in the Grammys for the craft of songwriting (a non-literary body of work) and how song lyrics can tackle global issues theglobeandmail.com/arts/music/art…
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How to Use (or Not Use) a Hyphen - The New Yorker. The politics of the hyphen! #LangNLit apple.news/A9pASi4J8Q1Wus…
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#tyslnl not that you didn’t already appreciate how incredible Adichie’s writing is, but the critics also think so!
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie voted Women's prize 'winner of winners' theguardian.com/books/2020/nov…
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#tyslnl students: how have advertisers have used stereotypes and to what effect? nytimes.com/2020/06/17/bus…
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Lexicon for a Pandemic | The New Yorker How Covid-19 is evolving our language #tyslnl newyorker.com/magazine/2020/…
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#tyslnl students, we will likely be examining techniques used in political rhetoric and advertising in the upcoming 2020 US election. Here’s a taster of one of the text types we might analyze. Consider HOW this ad appeals to the intended audience.
Joe Biden@JoeBiden
The world is laughing at President Trump. They see him for what he really is: dangerously incompetent and incapable of world leadership. We cannot give him four more years as commander in chief.
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Grade 11 #tyslnl #yorklearns students exploring different forms of advertising in Dundas Sq.
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Inspiration for writing a guide (written task 1) #tyslnl twitter.com/WNeshali/statu…
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@MichLampinen this looks like a lot of fun! We look at Amy Tan's 'Mother Tongue' in part 1 of #langNlit - this leads nicely into that :)
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@jrobburkett definitely one to use in part 1 of #langNlit! Lang and taboo?
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Thanks @MichLampinen! Also great resources for Trump & taboo on thinkib.net/englishalangli…
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@MichLampinen that's a fun #langNlit idea! There's even an emoji for it - I'm thinking of exploring the impact of emoji on lang to start too
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