Classroom Chronicles Advanced: Episode 4

Posted on February 10, 2024 by lmmolina97

Group 11-Ene (2023-2024):

Your views on the novel made me cry but in a good way. I also laughed while listening to some of the audios because of the dynamics (check out the audios created by Julián with Dariel and Fabián with Morera). Victoria and Alanis were very sentimental. I’ve discovered that recording with another classmate is a plus. You play off of each other’s ideas. It’s entertaining.

Check out Episode 4 on Classroom Chronicles Advanced to hear Diego with Luciano and Andrea by herself.

On my podcast, I uploaded Adriana and Mia’s audio which delved deeper into what was discussed in class as a whole. It is Episode 97 on A Literary Cornucopia

For your information, I’m keeping your audios here on this blog so I have them as a future reference of what was done in class this school year.

It’s been a real treat so far! I’m looking forward to more of your audio shenanigans. ~~LMM

Alanis Zayas

Fabián Torres and A. Morera

Julián Pagán and Dariel Cortés

Johanelys Molina

Victoria Reyes and Alanis Avilés

Classroom Chronicles Advanced: Episode 3 Part Two

Posted on December 23, 2023 by lmmolina97

It was definitely an interesting unit on Gothic literature! Apparently closing with Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein was a good idea. Everyone made excellent contributions. Hope you all enjoyed it as much as I did. ~~LMM

Here are your audios:

A. Zayas and D. Ortega

A. Morera and F. Torres

A. Morales and M. Vargas

J. Molina and V. Reyes

L. Erazo and A. Vicente

J. Pagán and D. Cortés

Check out the CCA episode on the podcast with hosts A. Medina and A. Avilés. Click the link below.

Podcast Episode 3 Part 2

Classroom Chronicles Advanced: Reactions to Podcast Episode 1

Posted on September 23, 2023 by lmmolina97

The first episode is always the ground-breaking one. With this particular podcast I hope to get you students interested in listening to each other outside the classroom in a different environment.

I uploaded some of your audios here and added others to the podcast episode.

Of the audios below, I particularly thought that Andrea took the time and effort to analyze Victoria and Johanelys’ work. You might use her advice for future episodes. I got from Diego and Ángel that acting natural is the best way to do a podcast episode. What do you think?

My general impression is that most of you wanted to hear more about the discussions in class. Am I correct?

I appreciate the fact that Victoria and Johanelys offered to go first. So in a way, they are the PIONEERS in this podcast project. Thank you so much!~~LMMolina

Here’s the link to the podcast episode.