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3.3 - Foucault Reading Response

3.3 - Foucault Reading Response

Q For this writing response, you will need to complete the following 6 steps: 1 - Watch my video that demonstrates the "Think Aloud" reading technique: 2 - Do a Think Aloud (does not require recording) for the article/handout titled "Foucault Power Reading."Download "Foucault Power Reading." 3 - In your 15-20 sentence writing response, write about 2 reactions you had while watching me do my Think Aloud on the sample article. 4 - Write about 2 things in your response that you noticed yourself doing during your Think Aloud. 5 - In addition to writing those 2 things in your response, you also need to provide 1 passage that proved difficult and discuss how you approached it in your Think Aloud. What did you do to try to understand it? Provide a short answer in your post. 6 - Choose a key point or passage that stood out to you, in the article, and explain why you felt it was important and/or why you chose it. Once you have completed these 6 steps, you are finished with the assignment. The assignment will be typed and submitted in the text box below. This assignment is due no later than 11:59 p.m., Sunday, 1/22. PreviousNext

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One of my most prominent reactions while listening to “Think Aloud” is how the author focuses on different aspects of the article. The way the author tried to find out the way Foucault used various ways to connect the human race with the term discipline is very exciting. It is very important that we pay attention to the details while reading. I found it fascinating how simple terms like “discipline” could hold so much meaning when used in an article. The authors are capable of changing the meanings of the words based on the various types of situations they are creating or depicting. Koopman discussed the philosophical aspects of people’s relationship with discipline in terms of the existence of prisons.