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The document discusses how technology can be integrated into poetry lessons to allow students to explore diverse forms of poetic expression beyond traditional text-based poems. It suggests students can create visual poems using tools like word processing software and art, gain experience with writing processes through technology, and that teachers can incorporate creativity into lessons through multi-modal texts and different media like visual art.
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- 2. Diverse Understandings Technology can facilitate poetic expression. English curriculum can use multi-model texts. Students can explore different and meaningful ways of expression. Students should not be limited to traditional, text-based poetry. Students can explore poetry visually through technology and art.
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- 4. Bibliography Ecko, J. (2009). Signs of life, a book of visual poetry. [Print Graphic]. Retrieved from eckovision.wordpress.com/2009/09/18/778/ McClenaghan, D. (2003). Writing poetry--and beyond. English Teaching: Practice and Critique, 96-102.Retrieved from EBSCOhost. Roblyer, Margaret, and Aaron Doering. Integrating Educational Teachnology into Teaching. 5. Boston: Allyn & Bacon, 2009. 117-119. Print. Williams, I. (Artist). (2008). Retrieved from galleryperutz.com/artists/ian-williams