Why Does Place Matter Place matter for many reason, you could say it determines one’s life choices. We have learned in class that different areas breed different types of people. Whether that be in poor or rich areas, crime oriented areas, or the city or suburbs. In class we study the different types of maps … Continue reading “Blog Entry #5 – How Place Matters to my Discipline-“
2. Show & Telepaths This metaphor means what you can explain a concept but can’t prove it which means don’t tell a story that you can’t show proof to. This is a tricky thing in writing because it is a fine line between academic writing and creative writing. Which is often a struggle in writing … Continue reading “Blog Entry #4 – 5 Metaphors and a Reason Why-“
February 25, 2016 Ryan Lee Pathways in Education 320 N Halstead St #210, Pasadena, CA 91107 Phone: 626-316-2217 Email: rlee@pathwaysedu.org Subject: Summer Internship (Pathways of Education) Dear Mr. Lee This letter is in regards to summer internship offered through Pathways of Education. I would be more than happy to be apart of the amazing opportunities … Continue reading Blog post #3 -A letter to?-
Reading like a writer is being able to analyze the text and find out why the author wrote the way they did. Being able to depict what decisions they made in order for the text to come across in such manner. The one main thing that should be established in the beginning of the text … Continue reading Blog Post # 2 -How to Read like a Writer
2. Show & Telepaths This metaphor means what you can explain a concept but can’t prove it which means don’t tell a story that you can’t show proof to. This is a tricky thing in writing because it is a fine line between academic writing and creative writing. Which is often a struggle in writing … Continue reading Blog Entry #4 – 5 metaphors and a reason why-
Rhetoric is the way we use language and images to persuade (Carroll, 46). As explained in the article, “Backpacks vs. Briefcases” there are many components that go into a good argument that captivates the audience. One of those components is rhetorical appeals, such as Aristotle’s pathos, ethos, and logos. Another is the rhetorical triangle, consisting … Continue reading Blog Entry #1
“Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other’s eyes for an instant?” Henry David Thoreau, Walden On the Santa Rosa Island trip we were able to learn from three different facility at CSU Channel Islands. The first Professor I was able to learn from was Matt Furmanski who is an … Continue reading Santa Rosa Entry 2
“We are all connected. To each other, biologically. To the earth, chemically. To the rest of the universe, atomically.” Neil deGrasse Tyson, “Symphony of Science: We Are All Connected” Santa Rosa is apart of the Channel Islands which contains quite a history. When we first arrived on the island we walked through a small portion and … Continue reading Santa Rosa Entry 1
My top five favorite objects Oval Office: I enjoyed the replica of the Office because even though it is pretty much the same it had pieces that showed who Ronald was. For example they had a bowl of Jelly Belly on the coffee table because that was his favorite snack. this really showed that even though the … Continue reading Reagan Museum Reflection
Civil rights a time when People of Color primarily African Americans wanted to be treated like citizens, to be equal to the white man. Martin Luther King Jr. Lead the way with the people to demand the pass of the civil rights bill. Except it was not only the African Americans who wanted to be … Continue reading What Comes with Civil Rights?
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