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A short story about jobs & identity
The C1 teacher made these posters as a contribution to the School’s activities for World Book Day. The translations into Spanish of the poems are by her.
3 writers: Anne Sexton, Mina Loy, Sylvia Plath. Someone took this poster. Please, bring it back! We miss it in class! ❤ Thanks!
6 writers: Harper Lee, Joy Harjo, Audre Lorde, Mary Oliver, Alice Walker, Toni Morrison. Fortunately, this poster is still in class! Please, don’t take it! 🙂 ❤
In course 2016-17, we created C1 Materials to include two posts on this author: On We Should All Be Feminists, and on The Thing around Your Neck
We read the essay in class in the framework of the Feminist Workshops published on Blog para profes feministas. (You can buy a copy for 6 euros)
In course 2015-16, C1 students at EOI Fuengirola started their course reading out this easy-to-read and enlightening essay by Ngozi in class. Probably, this played a relevant role in the fact that all of their December teamwork Oral Presentations showed some of what we call “feminist intelligence”. Listen to those at EFL Learners Speaking, on the C1 playlist (to be published through January and February 2016).
(On “feminist intelligence”, check out our blog for this, Desarrollando inteligencia feminista, in Spanish, where you can also read about the poor translation of the title of Ngozi’s essay, by a non-feminist translator, as if there were no feminist translators on this planet!)
We’d like to post the talk she based that essay on. Enjoy!
A C1 (advanced) student listens to a poem, recited by the poet, learns it by heart, transcribes it, recites it in class by heart after a brief introduction on the author and some words, records it for a video to share on the Net. Dedicated to the people and the peoples who have to bear war. War is crime against humanity.