Jan 15
You know. While politics today are unhinged, you just can not beat the 19th century political climate for batshit nonsense.
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You know. While politics today are unhinged, you just can not beat the 19th century political climate for batshit nonsense.
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Vorrei aggiungere nel mio curriculum: - Esperto nel sospettare cose che verranno confermate in seguito.
A biology textbook used in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province described Darwin’s theory of evolution as “one of the most unbelievable and irrational claims in history.”
dear linguists of tumblr
Imagine you were trying to teach spelling to a super precocious elementary schooler whose favorite things are logic puzzles and memorizing every country ever and who can read basically anything
Imagine this child wanted to know WHY words are spelled certain ways as an integral part of the memorizing spelling process. Like an etymology-spelling hybrid program for gifted kids who are only nominally 7 and kind of want to learn Greek and Latin on the side
Does that exist somewhere? Has somebody made that yet? Genuinely asking for a friend. On tumblr. Because that's where all the linguists are obviously.
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Diaspora Literacy: The Black Studies Perspective and Curriculum Change, A Seminar with Sylvia Wynter, Santa Clara University
