Short and sweet this week
(probably should not be using cliches for my postings)
Will critical theory of compostition let students learn as they get older to learn to write and read critically? Our readings offer glimpses of how questions and answers build in education from the obvious and literal to clues that infer into the final stage of evaluation that offers a learned opinion. Young students learn to "crawl through the foundation" and learn through Critical Theory to take the concrete into the abstract as they become older. I believe that without thinking there can be no critical theory in any subject. I also believe that reading the written word and literacey of adults is important to encourage all people to become empowered through knowledge.
Will critical theory of compostition let students learn as they get older to learn to write and read critically? Our readings offer glimpses of how questions and answers build in education from the obvious and literal to clues that infer into the final stage of evaluation that offers a learned opinion. Young students learn to "crawl through the foundation" and learn through Critical Theory to take the concrete into the abstract as they become older. I believe that without thinking there can be no critical theory in any subject. I also believe that reading the written word and literacey of adults is important to encourage all people to become empowered through knowledge.
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