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The Educator's Guide to Symphony of a City was written by Karen Werner, a Sociology PhD candidate at Brandeis, in order to encourage
learners to actively engage with the project through viewings, on-line discussion and at the Web site. Please inform fellow educators and colleagues about this project. We hope to include and reach out to as many people as possible. |
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The Symphony of a City Learning/Teaching Resource Guide includes:
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specific information on Boston's neighborhoods and the varied ways people live here |
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a section on the politics of vision and visibility |
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exercises exploring media literacy and the politics of representation |
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questions about the uses and potential of new technology to further democratize society |
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ideas exploring symphony as a metaphor: as a symphony requires collaboration, it follows that the whole is greater than its parts |
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suggestions for future reading and research |
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Please contact us to purchase ($10.00 donation) a printed version of The Educator's Guide to Symphony of a City. |
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Download a printable PDF version of The Educator's Guide to Symphony of a City. |
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