Throughout Gee’s writing he talks about secondary discourse. Secondary discourse are learned through social. Social environments are known to be places like school, and work. There are two different types of secondary discourse which is dominant and non-dominant. A personal example of secondary discourse is my transition to UNE. This is simply a secondary discourse … [Read more…]
Gee’s ideas on Discourse is what we say, do, value, and believe. Gee also says throughout the introduction that a person is expressed through what they do or how they express themselves. A personal example that shows Discourse is the differences between my moms parents, and dads parents. My moms family has less social beliefs, where … [Read more…]
While reviewing the Amy Cuddy Ted talk, I think about how much of her presentation is accurate. Her main point in this talk is the concept of being able to tell how a person feels simply by their body language. Today we had the task to try a power stance before class. While sitting in … [Read more…]
In the TED talk Your body language shapes who you are, Amy Cuddy argues that a persons expression or body language will show how the individual feels emotionally. Amy begins with the claim that society is influenced by our nonverbal. Nonverbal is our thoughts, and emotions. She begins to explain how body language shows dominance. Dominance is … [Read more…]
“Text to Self Connection” While reviewing the readings from class I found that I relate to Sherman Alexies the most. I related the most when he states “I refused to fail. I was smart. I was arrogant”(Alexie 357). I never want to fail. I always strive to do my best. As I wrote in my … [Read more…]
