The Muse
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The Muse
I love reading bits and pieces of things. I used to think that I had to read a whole book cover to cover to consider it reading at all. But now I see that there is tremendous value in tasting without the goal of completion.
It makes me want to read more, actually. Suddenly I am reading because it’s delicious and playful to do so, instead of out of
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One of the assumptions those who say this is the end of high school English make about students is that if students can find an end around doing the actual work of school, they will definitely take it.
What does it say about what we ask students to do in school that we assume they will do whatever they can to avoid it?
What does it say about what we ask students to do in school that we assume they will do whatever they can to avoid it?
John Warner • ChatGPT Can't Kill Anything Worth Preserving
📸By @isabelle.w.e.n.z.e.l
@numeroberlin
instagram.comI don’t think I read enough to justify writing. But I am tired of consuming. I think I have something to say.
“We find genuine questions everywhere in poetry because they direct the language away from certainty and stasis,” Zapruder explains. “In the best poems, often the poet does not know the answer.”