Men in the Arab world have always lived all
their lives in this culture---husbands, brothers, and sons-- have been molded
to accept the belief that they are responsible for the conduct of all the
women--mothers, sisters, wives, daughters, and daughter-in-laws--in their
families. They are expected to be provider, protector, and policeman, but not
partner.
Hello Rasha.
ReplyDeleteAs for me I started this semester a new group project around the same concept: wikispaces edusite + students' blogs in blogger.com for the journalistic group. I started a new site as I do not know why I do not have access to the last year's one, I suppose one of the students changed the password, or something. But the blog for reference, mine one from the Web Skills online course, is still the same, that site contains my credentials for having them start blogs for education, for posting their own tasks: podcasts (up to 3 min), video documentaries on a social topic, (up to 3 min), a poster, articles, a review etc. They are studyng at the journalism specialty but are so possessive and injust, as if blogs are the journalists' tools only. So that on my blog I have the certificate, number of hours, they can see my postings. In addition all the tasks according to the curriculum, brief news programme, an advert, and the above mentioned, I also do and post on wikispaces.
I hope you are all right. I sincerely wish you achievements and good luck. A hug, and here is that blog of mine. Now I started to post some tasks that I have with a Translators' group III year, Diplomatic Correspondence. As you can see that is a great practice for me too. I understand better how to explain the components, specificity when I do myself first. Learning by doing!
All the best. http://galinapetrea.blogspot.md/