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Thursday Oct 31, 2019
Thursday Oct 31, 2019
This episode takes us to Nica, La Suerte, retold by Lucy Vicioso-Harris (Bogotá, Colombia), who tells us why playing this audiobook over and over again became one of her most treasured childhood memories, and how moving to Polonia when she was teenager made a positive impact on her life. Furthermore, she offers us her views on early literacy as a vital factor for human well-being.
Resources:
- Episode Transcripts and Photos
- Nica, La Suerte. (Video). Retold by Melissa Sierra.
- Novak, Matt. The First Audiobook: An LP for the Blind. Pacific Standards. Updated 2017.
- Rubery, Matt. The First Audiobook. The British Library. August 23, 2013.
Thursday Oct 31, 2019
Thursday Oct 31, 2019
Este episodio nos lleva a “Nica, La Suerte”, contada por Lucy Vicioso-Harris (Bogotá, Colombia), quien nos relata por qué este audio libro que escuchaba de pequeña una y otra vez se convertiría en uno de los tesoros de su infancia; y cómo el mudarse a Polonia enriquecería su adolescencia e impactaría positivamente su vida. Asimismo, nos ofrece su visión sobre la formación lectora a temprana edad como factor vital para el bienestar humano.
Recursos:
- Transcripción y fotos del episodio
- Nica, La Suerte (Video). Narrado por Melissa Sierra.
- Gamero, Alejandro. Breve Historia de los Audiolibros. La Piedra de Sísifo. 2019.
- Detectives de la historia. El primer disco de vinilo ¿Conoces su historia? Detectives de la Historia. 2018.
Tuesday Oct 08, 2019
Tuesday Oct 08, 2019
Frank Baker is a media literacy advocate who has published five books on the topic for parents, educators, and students. In this episode, he shares his early history with media and how he became interested in taking a critical look at how stories are told. He also gives a few suggestions for encouraging media literacy in younger generations of students.
Resources:
Episode Transcripts and Photos
- Baker, Frank. Close reading the media: literacy lessons and activities for every month of the school year. New York: Routledge, 2018
- Baker, Frank. Media literacy in the K-12 classroom. International Society for Technology in Education, 2016.
- Media Literacy Clearinghouse: http://www.frankwbaker.com/mlc
- Media Literacy Defined. National Association for Media Literacy Education
- The Past, Present and Future of Media Literacy Education. National Association for Media Literacy Education’s Journal of Media Literacy Education (2009)
- History of Media Literacy Timeline by Frank Baker
Tuesday Jun 18, 2019
Tuesday Jun 18, 2019
Allen Hinnant, a traditional music advocate in Sumter, South Carolina, shares stories from his childhood and his experiences growing up in the fifties in the small town of Kingstree, South Carolina, with a caring family. He tells us how kindness and children’s books have guided him since then and also brought him clarity in the midst of confusion and stereotypes.
Allen Hinnant, defensor de la música tradicional en Sumter (Carolina del Sur). Comparte su infancia y sus experiencias creciendo en los años cincuenta en un pequeño pueblo del Condado de Kingstree en el seno de una familia cariñosa. Él nos cuenta cómo la amabilidad y los libros infantiles le han guiado desde entonces, y también le han dado claridad en medio de la confusión y de los estereotipos.
Episode Transcripts and Photos
Resources
- Rob Lammle, (2011, June 12)The Story Behind Little Golden Books. Mental Floss Magazine
- Reverend Gary Davis
- Leonidas and the Three Hundred Spartans
- Pete Seeger: The Power of a Song. PBS American Masters (2011, June 16th)
- The Bear Went Over the Mountain. Nursery Songs and Rhymes. (2017, April, 13th) BBC School Radio, UK
Friday May 24, 2019
Friday May 24, 2019
The poet laureate Juan Felipe Herrera (Fowler, California), came to South Carolina for the Young Minds Dreaming Poetry Celebration and stopped by to visit BibliObservatory. He shared some of the stories that he heard when he was a child, family stories that surprised him and filled him with wonder. He also retold some of his favorite childhood experiences. They are memories filled with affection, challenges, sparks, and verbal games. Discover in this episode how those stories and experiences took Juanito, a migrant child, toward the path of poetry.
Resources:
- Episode Transcripts and Photos
- Mexico's Most Celebrated Pachuco
- Golden Age of Mexican Cinema / Época de Oro del Cine mexicano
- Toña La Negra. Angelitos Negros. (2008, Diciembre, 22).
- Juan Felipe Herrera - Bilingual Children's Books (Produced by SC ETV)
- Juan Felipe Herrera - Advice for Writers (Produced by SC ETV)
- Juan Felipe Herrera – Poetry Career (Produced by SC ETV)