By: Vivian,
on 8/14/2007
This is a celebratory show highlighting the release of CLIP 50! Thank you so much to all of you who have subscribed or occasionally listened to the show. I really do appreciate knowing you are out there. Special thanks to Andy, Mark and Andrea, Charles, Sage, Cat, and Karen! Tags : andycast, Catfish Show, [...]
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By: [email protected] (Mark Blevis and Andrea ,
on 11/11/2006
In this episode, we discuss the way in which books can influence our lives, talk about Sheree Fitch’s latest book of poems, If I Had A Million Onions, and play a listener submitted review:
We hope you’ll tell us about one of your favourite books too�
Send your review (five-minutes or less) as an MP3 file in email to [email protected], phone it in to our listener feedback line (206-350-6487), leave a two-minute MyChingo, or send your text review in email.
Tags:Harriet the Spy, If I Had A Million Onions, Quirky Nomads, Sage Tyrtle, Sheree FitchHarriet the Spy, If I Had A Million Onions, Quirky Nomads, Sage Tyrtle, Sheree Fitch
Congratulations Vivian & Andy!!
After one year and 50 episodes, I’m like Pavlov’s dog: just hearing your theme, stings, and Vivian’s dependably cheery and confident voice puts a smile on my face no matter what.
Thanks for all your thought provoking shows and your consistent example of respectful exploration. Keep CLIP coming,
Andrea
Thank YOU Andrea. I really value your ongoing support and openness to my explorations. Of course some of these were generated from your comments and our ongoing conversation
Here’s to the next 50 together!!!
Congratualtions Vivian!
Fifty shows in one year is impressive. Hearing the segment you reissued is a useful way for me (and likely most listeners) to reflect and consider my purpose for listening and engaging with ciritcal literacy practices in classrooms and in life. As I think that we all continue to change along the way to formulating a working understanding of what critical literacy means to each of us in different settings at different times, the real life aspect of your podcasts and the stories you and others share help to keep perspectives open to so much more than a set of “tasks” to do w/students and that resonates with me. I just keep thinking about your student’s voice who says, “Maybe they just don’t understand” (in reference to the French Cafe and their exclusion) and hope that educators and families continue to open lines of dialogue toward understanding, with Clip as an instigator if need be!
Sarah