Thinking Aloud

Texts were written in Latin and Old English in the Anglo-Saxon period, with both languages playing an important role in learning and education.

What does genre mean? What are some examples of genres in literature and film? Professor Ehren Pflugfelder answers these questions using examples from popular movies, literature, and everyday life. The short video is designed to help high school and college English students to not only identify genres of various art forms but also to analyze their structure and purpose. The video is sponsored by the School of Writing, Literature, and Film at Oregon State University. Thanks for watching. WATCH ALSO: "What is Literature?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers https://rumble.com/vwci1p-what-is-literature-a-literary-guide-for-english-students-and-teachers.html

Video lecture derived largely from The Moral Animal by Robert Wright Produced by David Panush of the Edmund Burke School. WATCH ALSO: 7 Interesting Psychological Facts About Music https://rumble.com/vwfeqb-7-interesting-psychological-facts-about-music.html Psychology of money. Psychology of success. Self-development video by Elena Semenek https://rumble.com/vwffeh-psychology-of-money.-psychology-of-success.-self-development-video-by-elena.html

Psychology of money. Psychology of success. How to become successful in life. Self-development video by the online psychologist, Elena Semenek. Thanks for watching. WATCH ALSO: 7 Interesting Psychological Facts About Music https://rumble.com/vwfeqb-7-interesting-psychological-facts-about-music.html

Are you interested about the psychology of music? How music affects your brain? Do you enjoy listening to music and find it therapeutic. In fact, there are 7 interesting psychology facts about music to know about. Here we talk about The Mozart Effect, Music therapy and the brain, music and dreams, music and parts of the brain that gets activated, music and language, etc. Thanks for watching. See too: Good Presentation VS Bad Presentation https://rumble.com/vwcj0p-good-presentation-vs-bad-presentation.html "What is Literature?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers https://rumble.com/vwci1p-what-is-literature-a-literary-guide-for-english-students-and-teachers.html

This video shows a student giving both a bad and a good presentation, he uses constructive feedback to improve his presentation skills. The video is used in the Effective Presentations module in the Project I-DEA Curriculum. Unless otherwise specified, the Project I-DEA content is licensed under CC BY 4.0. The Project I-DEA was funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and managed by the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges.

What is literature? How does it differ from other forms of writing? What makes a literary text canonical? MFA student Paige Thomas answers these questions using the work of literary critics such as Derek Attridge and Roland Barthes and a few common literary texts. The short video is designed to help high school and college English students to not only identify what makes literature canonical but also to analyze its general characteristics. A collaborative partnership between Paige Thomas and OSU Professor Evan Gottlieb, the video is sponsored by the School of Writing, Literature, and Film at Oregon State University.