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Watson, Dwight C. – Language Arts, 2009
The controversial and complicated nature of the "N" word is examined in a multicultural classroom project. Utilizing both old and new literature, pop culture, historical lenses, and contemporary interpretations, the word proves extremely relevant in today's language arts classroom. By examining students' perceptions and experiences as well as the…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Popular Culture, Language Arts, Middle Schools
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Braccio, Danielle – Language Arts, 2006
In this article, the author shares the reflections of second graders at PS 11, an elementary school in the Chelsea section of Manhattan, on their identities as readers and writers through a photo essay. It is through these two mediums that they are coming to know themselves as learners and as human beings. One example of student comments is, Billy…
Descriptors: Grade 2, Urban Schools, Student Attitudes, Identification (Psychology)
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Blake, Brett Elizabeth – Language Arts, 1995
States the importance of content in the process writing classroom. Demonstrates with "cultural texts" (texts about the daily realities of the students on topics of domesticity and family, violence, evolving sexuality, and future aspirations) that not only how children write, but also what they write about, is of critical importance in helping them…
Descriptors: Elementary Education, Process Approach (Writing), Student Attitudes, Student Writing Models