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A Crossover Show with the Just One More Book Podcast on "Elbert’s Bad Word and the Social Construction of Text"

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Elbert's Bad Word as a focus for CLIP and Just One More Book (JOMB) Discount augmentin Without Prescription, , JOMB promo.

Click here to pop over to Andrea and Mark's Just One More Book discussion regarding Elbert's Bad Word, and then share your thoughts on the subject by posting comments on either of our sites.

Thank you to:
Dorothy Menosky., Kathleen Fay and Kevan Miller for commenting on the show. Thank you also to the Indykids group for linking to the CLIP Podcast on their site. Speaking of being linked on other sites, CLIP is also now listed on the Women in Podcasting Directory . Thank you to Judy Colvard for making that happen, Discount augmentin Without Prescription.

Finally, thank you to Adam and Andy of the Andycast for the station ID and a special thank you to Andrea and Mark of Just One More Book Podcast for their ongoing support of the show and also for working with me on this Crossover Show. What we have done is deliberately choose the same text, Elbert’s Bad Word , a picture book by Audrey Wood, from which to build our episodes for today's show which we have released as simultaneously as possible. I think we're on to something new and exciting as we take advantage of podcasting as a tool for transcending space and bringing to you complimentary perspectives and discussions , from two different shows, on the same text. You can access Just One More Book at www.justonemorebook.com where you will hear Andrea and Mark talk about Elbert’s Bad Word, which as mentioned earlier I will also be talking about today.

Books Mentioned:
Elbert's Bad Word by Audrey Wood
Choice Words by Peter Johnston
Oliver Button is a Sissy by Tomie dePaola
The Sissy Duckling by Harvey Fierstein and Henry Cole

Authors Mentioned:
Hilary Janks
James Paul Gee
Peter Johnston

Podcasts and Websites Mentioned:
Just One More Book
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Show #12 Transcript

A Crossover Show with the Just One More Book Podcast
on "Elbert's Bad Word and the Social Construction of Text"

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Hi, how are things going. I have something different for you today, on show #12 of the CLIP Podcast, that I really enjoyed doing, Generic seroquel, and that I hope you’ll enjoy listening to, but first thank you to Dorothy Menosky, Kathleen Fay, and Kevan Miller for commenting on the show. Thank you also to the Indykids group for linking to the CLIP Podcast on their site, www.indykids.net. Speaking of being linked on other sites, CLIP is also now listed on the Women in Podcasting Directory, Discount augmentin Without Prescription. Thank you to Judy Colvard for making that happen.

Finally, thank you to Adam and Andy of the AndyCast for the station ID and a special thank you to Andrea and Mark of Just One More Book Podcast for their ongoing support of the show, and also for working with me on a Crossover Show. Yup , you heard right. In this show, show #12, together with Andrea and Mark, we have created and are broadcasting a crossover episode. Discount augmentin Without Prescription, What we have done is deliberately choose the same text, Elbert’s Bad Word, a picture book by Audrey Wood, from which to build an episode on a show we have both released today. I think we're on to something new and exciting as we take advantage of podcasting as a tool for transcending space and bringing to you complimentary perspectives and discussions, from two different shows, on the same text. You can access Just One More Book at www.justonemorebook.com where you will hear Andrea and Mark talk about Elbert’s Bad Word, which as mentioned earlier I will also be talking about today. I’ve included a link to the show in the shownotes as well. Rather than introducing Andrea and Mark’s show myself, I’ll let their brand new promo do the job but I will say this; what is most enjoyable about Just One More Book is the pleasure that clearly comes through both their voices as they share their impressions about each of the children's books they review over their morning coffee, and as they talk about their experience in sharing the books with their daughters Bayla and Lucy.

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Sticks and Stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me, Discount augmentin Without Prescription. Does that saying bring back memories, colchicine No Prescription. I recall saying these words on occasion, as a child in the Philippines where I was born, and also in Canada, where I grew up. In his book Choice Words, Peter Johnston notes that language is not merely representational (although it is that), but that is also creates realities and identities. So, language therefore works in powerful ways to position people in relation to one another. Discount augmentin Without Prescription, This idea, although a very important one, is probably one that is difficult to take up with children. How do we talk about not just what words mean but how words mean things and how words used in particular ways can be very powerful, for instance in hurting, convincing or marginalizing others. One text that could create space for this conversation is Elbert’s Bad Word by Audrey Wood. My friends at Just One More Book do a very good job of detailing the book so go to www.justonemorebook.com for that review.

In a nutshell, the book is about a young boy who while at a dinner party hears a bad word he has never heard before.

"The word floated by like a small storm cloud, Discount augmentin Without Prescription. It was ugly and covered with dark, bristly hairs. With a swift flick of his wrist, Elbert snatched the word from the air and stuffed it into his back pocket."

Then after a turn of events that results in a mallet landing on Elbert’s toe,

"The bad word sprang out of his mouth bigger and uglier than before."

After having his mouth washed out with soap by his mother, the story continues with Elbert and the dinner party until the trouble began anew. As you might predict in the end Elbert finds new alternative ways of expressing his emotions and the big ugly word is replace with,

"My stars. Buy topamax Online, Thunder and lighting, rats and blue blazes, suffering cats, blistering hop toads, zounds and gadzooks". Discount augmentin Without Prescription, So it's a good book for thinking about alternate ways of expressing negative emotions. It's also a good book for thinking and talking about the power of words and therefore the relationship between language and power. Some ideas to think about include,

What makes a word a bad word.

Who decides what words are bad.

Who is hurt or harmed by such words and in what ways.

Who is advantaged by such words, Discount augmentin Without Prescription.

How do such words work to position people in particular ways, for intance to reject some while accepting others.

Elbert's Bad Word can create space for thinking about discourse and discursive practices (ways of talking, doing and being) and the social construction of language as well as how language can be re-constructed. Google James Paul Gee and/or Hilary Janks for more on this. There’s a part in the book that goes,

"Everyone at the party was shocked. Discount augmentin Without Prescription, They couldn’t believe their ears."

This was regarding Elbert blurting out a bad word almost pointing a finger of blame of some sort on Elbert as if he discovered this bad word on his own, and as if it came from nowhere, and as though children should be held differently responsible for what comes out of their mouths, as though the adults in Elbert’s life played no part in making available such 'bad words'. Children after all are primarily able to speak using the discursive practices for which they have access.

Tanya Korostil a Canadian colleage, uses art cards (postcard size copies of paintings and other works of art to help her primary aged students represent their thinking and what’s on their minds. I'm thinking that these art cards would work nicely with Elbert's Bad Word as a tool for representing and subsequently coming up with alternate ways of talking about different emotions or experiences.

There are also many other books that can be paired with Elbert to talk about how words are constructed and the effects of words on others. These include The Sissy Duckling and Oliver Button is a Sissy, Discount augmentin Without Prescription. Random bullies after all usually start their assaults with mean words so working with children to understand how words are constructive and constructed is important.

Indykids & indykids.net is another terrific text to combine with Elbert. This newspaper which I focus on in show #10 offers a wonderful demonstration of kids and adults together using words in powerful ways to talk about issues of social justice and equity. For instance, zithromax No Prescription, in one issue they include an article on a different life for girls in a school in India. In another issue they write about the ongoing argument over teaching the theory of evolution versus intelligent design. I’ve also read a piece on knowing your human rights.

These kids are learning in a very purposeful, intentional way to do life work and in some cases to effect change towards more equitable ways of being through the craft of writing and deliberately choosing particular words to make a case for their arguments and positions.

I have linked all of the authors, book titles, publications and websites mentioned in the show notes so make sure to check that out at www.clippodcast.com

Thank you for listening I hope that our crossover show has left you with food for thought until next time…

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Re-visiting Pluto and What Gets in the Way of Practicing Critical Literacy?

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Thank you also to Andy Bilodeau of the AndyCast Podcast for extra efforts in producing show #11. Buy flomax Online, Podcast Mentioned: the AndyCast

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Handy Manny: Latino Role Model or Stereotype?

In this show: Happy Birthday to Andrea Order zocor C.O.D, and Lucy, Tools for thinking about Disney's "Handy Manny"

Special Thanks to : Kevan Miller for the station ID.

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Podcasts Mentioned: Just One More Book

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Show #9 Transcript
How's it going. It’s good to have you back on Show #9 of the clip Podcast. As always I'd like to start off by acknowledging those of you who have commented on the show or contributed to the show, Order zocor C.O.D. Thank you to Kathleen Fay and Kevan Miller in particular for their support and for contributing station IDs which I will air in the next couple of shows and the Bailey’s Critical Literacy Study Group for contributing to a future show.

I also want to say hello to Carolyn Burke in Bloomington Indiana who recently had double knee replacement surgery…I'm thinking of you Carolyn.

Finally, belated birthday greetings to Andrea of the Just One More Book Podcast as well as her daughter Lucy.

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Have you heard of Handy Manny.

Gary Marsh, President, of Disney Channel Worldwide states "Handy Manny is an exciting addition to our preschool programming line-up, offering an authentic multicultural perspective, humor, and valuable messages about friendship, community and working together,". "Led by Wilmer Valderrama , Fez on that 70’s show, Order clarinex C.O.D, it is rich with creativity, heart and intelligence. Preschoolers, parents and caregivers the world over are sure to embrace this unique new series."

Disney claims that "Handy Manny" is designed to infuse preschool viewers with the confidence to take on challenges and try to work them out, most notably interpersonal relationships. Playful and filled with humor and quirky, relatable characters, the episodes reinforce core early-learning concepts while also emphasizing pro-social and emotional themes including getting along with friends and family, helping others, and trying one's best.

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Now, of course I'm really hoping that this show is able to do all that Disney claims it is capable of doing…time will tell. So let's keep tabs on the show and see how it unfolds. Order zocor C.O.D, From what I've Googled in each episode someone contacts Manny the Handyman to do some repair work at which time Manny formulates a plan of action and gets to work. While doing this work he apparently relies heavily on his helpers, Advair Without A Prescription, a bunch of talking tools. There is Pat a bumbling Hammer, Turner a grumpy screwdriver, Felipe an ambitious screwdriver, Dusty who plays the role of the maternal Saw, Stretch a perfectionist tape measure. Then there is Rusty a fearful Wrench, and Squeeze, a curious pair of pliers.

If you or your kids or kids you know happen to watch the show, here are some things I'm wondering about that may offer you a perspective on viewing the show.

The first thing I'm wondering is whether the show is simply a new take on a long-standing stereotype, Order zocor C.O.D.

I'm also thinking about what it would mean to read or view the show through the lens of an existing show. I'm thinking here in particular about Bob the Builder. If you rub one show up against the other for instance you'll notice that where Manny, a latino character, has a cast of tools that fit into a tool box, Bob, a white character, has a construction company filled with machinery and equipment. Handy Manny’s theme song focuses on the phrase "we'll fix it right" or something close to that while Bob's theme song asks the question "Can we build it"…the reponse being.. Order zocor C.O.D, "Yes We Can".

There is also an interesting comment cross-posted on Vivir Latino and Latin_Know that you could use to read or view the show, soma Overnight. I'll link to these sites on the shownotes.

Here’s what the post says,

Why is that television believes children can get down with Spanish while adults cannot. For whatever reason, prime time TV (with rare exceptions like Freddie Prinze's "Freddie") doesn't want to bother with bilingualism, even though Latinos are a perfect demographic: 600 billion in buying power, median age of 26, average household size of 4 members, yadayadayada...

There's a huge rise in the use of Spanish and bilingual dialogues in mainstream children's television programming, Order zocor C.O.D. We've posted before about Dora La Exploradora, but she's not alone.

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Census 2000 showed that Latino communities are the nation's fastest growing -- and the biggest five-year Latino age group is infants to preschoolers.

Next time you think about how liberating it is that your kids have more Latino cartoons to watch, Buying antabuse, think also about whose dollars they are after: yours via your children. Smarter than targeting you outright, no.

So hopefully I've left you with some tools or perspectives with which to view the show.

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