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  1. What do you make of this take on media literacy? http://autodizactic.com/blo... about 5 hours ago from TweetDeck
  2. @Matthewianferry 'Cause that would be ironic. about 6 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Matthewianferry
  3. @Matthewianferry A diary truck? about 6 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Matthewianferry
  4. @Matthewianferry I'm not sure I believe you. about 11 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Matthewianferry
  5. @ChristianLong Seriously, though, that's exactly why we need to be teaching this stuff. about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to ChristianLong
  6. @ChristianLong Because you're a creative and insightful guy? about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to ChristianLong
  7. This makes all my points: http://current.com/items/91... about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck
  8. @msstewart I was there. They even let me speak in front of people. We'll have to meet up at EduCon. about 23 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to msstewart
  9. @dlaufenberg My concern isn't with the vampire aspect of the Saga, but with the protrayal of women and men within this narrative. about 23 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to dlaufenberg
  10. @LDTDuffy I've read the movies, which I count as texts. So, yes, I can say I know the themes. At this point, the Saga has 6 texts. about 23 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to LDTDuffy
  11. @budtheteacher @christianlong I agree with @budtheteacher. It was almost accidentally tech-rich. 3:16 PM Nov 22nd from TweetDeck in reply to budtheteacher
  12. @viearetea The books have been written, and the plot is predictable. I was saying lines before the characters. 3:14 PM Nov 22nd from TweetDeck in reply to viearetea
  13. @ChristianLong And my worry is they will love it and no one will ever ask them to think about it. 3:08 PM Nov 22nd from TweetDeck in reply to ChristianLong
  14. @ChristianLong Girl needs to do nothing other than exist. That's all the plot asks of her. When it's believed she doesn't exist, the same. 3:07 PM Nov 22nd from TweetDeck in reply to ChristianLong
  15. @WilesAlex Yeah, that was a tough nut to crack. 3:05 PM Nov 22nd from TweetDeck in reply to WilesAlex
  16. @speters Her role as a powerless protagonist is ironic. She doesn't drive that story anymore than she gets to drive her own truck. 3:05 PM Nov 22nd from TweetDeck in reply to speters
  17. @ChristianLong Hey now, she's not useless. They've gotta fight over something. 3:00 PM Nov 22nd from TweetDeck in reply to ChristianLong
  18. @haroldson I think I rate a He-who-must-not-be-named. 2:55 PM Nov 22nd from TweetDeck in reply to haroldson
  19. @ChristianLong Well, thought would be a start. Outrage would be a nice cap. 2:52 PM Nov 22nd from TweetDeck in reply to ChristianLong
  20. @BreBonner End that last sentence with a "?". 2:48 PM Nov 22nd from TweetDeck in reply to BreBonner