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  4. Weekly journal entry due Monday mornings, 10 am

Weekly journal entry due Monday mornings, 10 am

Weekly journal entry due Monday mornings, 10 am

Completion requirements
Opened: Wednesday, August 19, 2026, 12:00 AM

Each week, please use the journal to capture material, questions, and thoughts of significance to your evolving thinking in the course; I will also use it to inform lesson plans and build relationships. 

To format and submit: Please create the journal as a single google document you will add to each week; turn this initial assignment in on Moodle with a link providing Alice with edit access so that she can respond with comments.  

Due Monday mornings, 10 am. 2-3 paragraphs of personal writing that is authentic, not performative, and that communicates both with yourself and with me something you’re growing interested in and curious about. You should not have all of the answers or need to prove something. Writing to articulate and explore your questions and relate them to course texts and your own experiences would be a great goal for this journal!

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