Digital literacy allows reading to become a two-way interaction. The only sacrifice is bad spelling and lack of vocabulary. Seems like a red pill (high reading engagement), blue pill (high reading competence) situation. Which one would you choose? #usdeduc562su22

#usdeduc562su22 According to Ming-Chen Tseng (2010), EFL students tend to skip lines when reading hypertexts on computer screens. They have also complained about eye strains, and the inability to take notes or underline texts. readingmatrix.com/articles/april…

#criticalmedialiteracy is a core 21st-century skill. From now on, I'll be relying on Center4MediaLiteracy CriticalMediaProject and nationsonline.org to help my students and myself become #criticallyaware #USDEDUC562SU22 How about you? Bianca Lawrence Chary S.-Salvador

I will provide students with choice; it can foster student engagement while reading online material. I use Read Works, National Geographic, PBL Works, and I am on the lookout for more ones. Can you suggest some other resources? #USDEDUC562SU22 Chary S.-Salvador Wendy Chen

Abir Temraz Wendy Chen PBLs are a great way to get them started with their critical research learning! Check out adfontesmedia.com! It really helps students to examine their selected texts! Abir Temraz #USDEDUC562SU22

Non-White English language teachers face discrimination. Unfortunately, most parents still have the outdated notion that "White people speak the best English." This is due to ignorance, collectivism, and xenophobia. #taiwan #educationcrisis taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/ar…

Elma Chun was sent home because a Taiwanese parent complained that her skin was too dark. vt.tiktok.com/ZSRAQLf7o/

Taiwan is a free and independent nation.

Michelle Ciulla Lipkin wrote a thought-provoking letter two days ago. Here's my thoughts on her letter NAMLE wp.me/peLeJl-d9