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Madalynn Augello wrote a new blog post Growing as a Writer… and a Person in the group Critical Writers: 6 years, 3 months ago

Throughout the semester, this course had a specific epigraph that linked all assignments together. It is derived from Octavia Butler’s “Bloodchild” and was very crucial to our course. It states, “If we’re not y […]
Madalynn Augello wrote a new blog post A New Perspective on Bloodchild in the group Critical Writers: 6 years, 4 months ago

Integrative learning is a teaching method that promotes the unification of subjects and encourages students to engage in more realistic situations. According to The Association of American Colleges and […]
Madalynn Augello edited the blog post Bloodchild and its Influence on Students in the group Critical Writers: 6 years, 4 months ago

“Bloodchild”, a short story written by Octavia Butler, shows the reflective process of the protagonist, Gan, as he adjusts to hardships and inequalities in his environment. The lack of trust and abuse of pow […]
Madalynn Augello wrote a new blog post Bloodchild and Trust in the group Critical Writers: 6 years, 5 months ago

“Colleges are Turning Students’ Phones into Surveillance Machines, Tracking the Locations of Hundreds of Thousands”, an article written by Drew Harwell was published to describe the injustices associated with […]
Madalynn Augello wrote a new blog post Risks and Rewards Influencing Personal Growth (Rewrite) in the group Critical Writers: 6 years, 6 months ago

The epigraph for Risks and Rewards encourages deep amounts of thinking, which stimulates goals and critical questions. The quote from the novel “Bloodchild”, by Octavia Butler, can be interpreted in numerous way […]
Madalynn Augello wrote a new blog post Risks and Personal Growth in the group Critical Writers: 6 years, 7 months ago

The epigraph for Risks and Rewards encourages deep amounts of thinking, which stimulates goals and critical questions. The quote from the novel “Bloodchild”, by Octavia Butler, can be interpreted in numerous way […]

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