A reader & a writer´s routine (just 3 essential things)

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Just 3 essential things 

 

1/pieces of literature and journalism

2/HANDBOOKS on history, method, literature, journalism, style

3/criticism

 

 

 

 

 

 

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E. Fouz.-15.02.2020

PhD, sophomore

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#PDF

https://tinyurl.com/rf6lwre

Foreign language teacher´s luggage in the classroom

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[Charleston College, South Carolina (USA)]

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Foreign language teacher´s luggage in the classroom

Rucksack, keys, watch
Handbooks on grammar, literature, vocabulary &c
Dictionaries
Textbook
Readers
Cell phone (and charger)
Laptop / tablet

Blocs, pens, propelling pencils
Rubber, rubber bands, labels
Bookmarks, paper clips, stapler
Sticky tape, pencil case, CD player
post-it, files, markers

Dossier 1.- attendance table / marks table (excel) / classroom notes / notebook exercises
Dossier 2.- PPA / wordlists / planning (term) / oral assessments

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E. Fouz.-5.12.19

METHOD

#PDF

Foreign language teacher´s luggage

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Focus On Reading (schedule) + EXTRA

 

E. Dantes, The Count of Monte Cristo (A. Dumas)

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Focus On Reading 

 SCHEDULE

1/Literature pieces:Pynchon, Bioy Casares, Flannery O´Connor, Mallarmé, Paul Éluard, Rafael Cadenas, John Donne, Ray Bradbury

2/New Journalism pieces:Plimpton, Sack, Reed, Breslin, McGinniss, Didion, Capote

3/Criticism:Raymond Williams, Roland Barthes, Terry Eagleton

4/Handbooks of English literature:Dobson, Whitla, Daiches

5/Handbooks of American literature:Jack Salzman, Paul Lauter, Richard Gray

6/Books on Journalism: Kovach, Liebling, McLuhan, Freedman, Rosenblum

7/Manuals on style:Theodore Berstein, Strunk,  William Zinsser, Steven Pinker, Ann Handley, Ray Bradbury, William Safire

 

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E.Fouz.-

16.09.2019

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#PDF

https://tinyurl.com/y4xu643m

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EXTRA:

26 of the best books on writing

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The 50 Best Books for Journalism Students

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Literature Studies: Capote (personal routines & schedules)+ (EXTRA) Refl.

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[Truman Capote, writer]

NOTA BENE: personal routines

1/ get into the habit of watching the news (euronews, BBC)

2/ get used to listening to one or two podcasts every day

3/ use dictionaries (OED) & literature dictionaries (Oxford, Routledge)

4/ read poetry (bilingual and monolingual editions)

5/ read 2 pieces of New Journalism every month

6/ read at least 1 handbook either on literature or journalism

7/ read an extra piece of criticism or any diverse, tangential text

 

tentative schedule 

January 2019

read a minimum of 20 / 30 pages a day

read handbooks everyday

read articles on New Journalism and Literary Journalism daily

_ 2 or 3 pieces a week (e.g: Sinatra has a cold, Gay Talese)

_revise mails weekly

-read 2/3 documents a week

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specific objectives:

read NYC by Mike Berger

read The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby, Tom Wolfe

study WALKER, M. The History of American Literature

study BOYNTON, R. The New New Journalism

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research online

GOOGLE, GOOGLE SCHOLAR, REFERENCES,

Univ Neb., Internet Archive – weekly

have a look at handbooks – daily

read extras: McLuhan, N. Frye, Sims, etc –weekly

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list of readings:

Mike Berger, NYC

Norman Mailer, The Armies Of The Night

Norman Mailer, Superman Comes To The Supermarket

Tom Wolfe, The Right Stuff

Tom Wolfe, The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Stremline Baby

Michael Herr, Dispatches

Gay Talese, The Gay Talese Reader. Portraits and Encounters

Gay Talese, A Serendipiter´s Journey (Harper, 1961)

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example from Word Reference Online Dictionary

Mark always notes down all his appointments on his planner (agenda)

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E.F.-16.12.18 (Sunday)

 

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#PDF G-Drive

https://tinyurl.com/yyt5gnzt

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#PDF G-Drive

Reflections on being a student

https://tinyurl.com/y4gzu4o5

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Literature & Journalism studies planner + [EXTRA]

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[Tom Wolfe]

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Literature & Journalism

planner

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Eugenio Fouz.-

11.07.19 Thu

 

1/Dictionaries: OED, Thesaurus, Oxford literary terms, Routledge, Penguin

2/New Journalism (pieces): Tom Wolfe, Gay Talese, Truman Capote

3/Criticism (articles, books, manifestos)

4/Literature (pieces) -Classics, Modern novels, etcetera: Andersen, Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Dickens, Twain

5/Journalism (pieces): Kovach, Pinker, Roy Peter Clark, Lippmann

6/Handbooks (literature, journalism)

7/Podcasts: BBC UK, Pitchfork

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8/Bilingual poetry: W. H. Auden, Langston Hughes, Anne Sexton, William Blake

9/Context texts: history, fashion, biographies, music, journalism, politics, society, arts

10/Diverse & tangential letters: dandyism, fairy tales, journalism, style, transtextuality, curiosities

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Hoefler, 9

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#PDF G-Drive

https://tinyurl.com/yxaea5xz

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The 200 Best Songs of the 60s

via Pitchfork.com

https://tinyurl.com/yy75ufn8

Revised wordlist for Business English 1 [starter ef17]

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Revised list of words, verbs, linkers, idioms and many more issues for Business English 1. There are notes taken from the Assimil Method, a handbook of vocabulary shortlisted by Jorge Induráin (Larousse publishers), the NATO code (to spell names on the phone, for example) and many more semantic fields found out in the Basic English Grammar by Juan Guillermo Moya.

Check the pack linked through 33 pages at IlovePDF.com:

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/06/10/rev-bus-eng-1-starter-ef17-33pp/ 

 

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See the link on @SlideShare via @LinkedIn

http://tinyurl.com/yazo4ach

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A sleepwalker found out a moleskine

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filius, ii (hijo)

[image taken from Cambridge Latin web book]

The somnambulist read the note written in the first page. There were thirteen titles he read slowly to himself. He remembered all of them because of his good memory. The books and resources had been written by someone who was very fond of Latin language and culture. There were 5 lines marked with a star, maybe to indicate those as his/her favourite books

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1/ Método para aprender latín, Hermann Schnitzler *(Herder)

(translated into Spanish, practical and useful)

2/ Diccionario Spes *(Bibliograph)

3/ DL KET (handbook with resources)

http://tinyurl.com/jshtpw7

4/ Seymour Latin * (a discovery, a jewel for Latin learners)

http://tinyurl.com/jmwscgk

5/ the Latin library (Classics)

http://tinyurl.com/jjguohx

6/ Almacén de clásicas (Spanish teacher of Latin, blogger)

http://tinyurl.com/zrwxhn8

7/ Latin dictionary online, in fact, a universal dictionary of all languages

http://tinyurl.com/hoh83db

8/ Cornell College (lots of resources and links)

http://tinyurl.com/yktnkox

9/ Orberg (modern method, all the rage these days)

http://tinyurl.com/j64983c

10/ The Perseus catalog (a library for the Classics, facsimile editions)

http://tinyurl.com/z9qaehv

11/ Benjamin L D´Ooge * (it reminds me the “assimil method for languages”

– little doses of vocabulary and grammar)

http://tinyurl.com/lzj4wdb

12/ Cambridge Latin course * (illustrations) (easy to deal with)

http://tinyurl.com/qhbayut

13/ Intercentres (Latin exercises for translation)

http://tinyurl.com/hvaxx4v