Book Review by Maryann DiEdwardo

1. My Book Review was published this week in Taylor and Francis Journal:
   
   
   Student Voices
   Maryann DiEdwardo
   The Educational Forum
   Vol. 76, Iss. 3, 2012

Volunteer

Volunteering for the National QiGong Association research and education committee.

The Mythic Appaloosa is a sequel to my juvenile fiction first book: The Passing Light

The Mythic Appaloosa is a sequel to my juvenile fiction first book: The Passing Light

http://maryanndiedwardomythic.com/index.html

The Fourth R by Maryann DiEdwardo

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003VYBHX6/ref=redir_mdp_mobile

Designing Frameworks to Connect Cultures: Lilly Conference Presentation by Maryann DiEdwardo

Maryann DiEdwardo announced her presentation for the Lilly conference Washington DC, on evidence based education at 1-1:20 Severn Room Saturday June 2:

Designing frameworks that connect cultures in literature classrooms
2012

Dear Colleagues,
Following is information on the Lilly conference which has selected me as a speaker in 2012. I would be glad to visit your classrooms or offer a presentation.


Thank you,
Maryann diEdwardo Ed.D.

(presentation for Lilly Conference, evidence based education conference) Washington D.C.

June 1, 2012

Topic: Designing Frameworks that Connect Cultures in Literature Classrooms as a 20 minute presentation

Based on my book entitled The Fourth R, I create frameworks that connect cultures. Students possess qualities of memory based upon human every day experiences similar to those experiences within literary works they read. I play pod casts of sample student essays that show how students recall events or conditions based upon the relationship of reading to memory. One of my students recalls her own beliefs in mercy killing and relates her heritage based upon family and cultural beliefs in the right to life. Students use life story writing next to recount experiences that may help them find thesis.

Lilly Conference: DiEdwardo presents audio lectures

Maryann DiEdwardo announced her presentation for the Lilly conference on evidence based education at 1-1:20 Severn Room Saturday June 2:

Designing frameworks that connect cultures in literature classrooms
2012

Dear Colleagues,
Following is information on the Lilly conference which has selected me as a speaker in 2012. I would be glad to visit your classrooms or offer a presentation.


Thank you,
Maryann diEdwardo Ed.D.

(presentation for Lilly Conference, evidence based education conference) Washington D.C.

June 1, 2012

Topic: Designing Frameworks that Connect Cultures in Literature Classrooms as a 20 minute presentation

Based on my book entitled The Fourth R, I create frameworks that connect cultures. Students possess qualities of memory based upon human every day experiences similar to those experiences within literary works they read. I play pod casts of sample student essays that show how students recall events or conditions based upon the relationship of reading to memory. One of my students recalls her own beliefs in mercy killing and relates her heritage based upon family and cultural beliefs in the right to life. Students use life story writing next to recount experiences that may help them find thesis.

Thank you for your proposal submission for the Annual Lilly Conference on College and University Teaching ? DC, to be held May 31st through June 3rd, 2012.

I am pleased to inform you that your proposal "Designing Frameworks that Connect Cultures in Literature Classrooms" has been accepted as a 20- minute presentation. Due to the large number of proposals for concurrent sessions and poster presentations submitted this year, we were able to accommodate only 77% of applicants? primary requests following a peer, blind review process. Proposals came from 34 different states and 10 different countries. Therefore, it is noteworthy that your proposal was accepted.

Maryann presents lecture for 2012 Lilly Conference

I am presenting at the 2012 Lilly Conference in Washington D.C. this Saturday.