One Human Race Blog: Reader Interest Survey

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Thank you for checking out our classroom blog! This class consists of juvenile offenders between the ages of twelve and seventeen. Students are incarcerated at the Jasper County Detention Center for different amounts of time, so the classroom is always changing. I created this blog to encourage communication between students and the teacher. This classroom believes that the choices we make dictate the lives we live. There may be consequences for our actions but there are always second chances. Responsibility is a huge factor in our classroom. We place much emphasis on learning to be responsible in the following areas: personal responsibility, at-home responsibility, community responsibility, and global responsibility. Responsibility leads to true happiness.

Friday, July 9, 2010

Reader Interest Survey

Please answer the following questions and submit your answers under this post.

1. Do you like to read?

2. What is most important to you when you choose a book? (author, book title, illustrations, cover)

3. How much time do you spend reading outside the detention center?

4. What percentage of your time do you spend reading while in the detention center?

5. What are some books you have read recently?

6. What is your favorite book?

7. Do you ever get books from the school library?

8. Do you have a library card at your public library?

9. How many books do you own?

10. What books would you like to own?

11. What was your favorite book when you were a young child?

12. What is your favorite type of fiction book?

13. Do you like to read the newspaper?

14. If you answered yes to #13, what is your favorite section? (For example, Classified, Comics, etc..)

15. What are your hobbies?

16. When you were a young child, did you enjoy having someone read to you.

17. Do you prefer to read aloud or to yourself?

18. Do you think reading is important?

19. What does the word "reading" mean to you?

20. What is your favorite movie?

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Blog Rules

One way we may demonstrate responsibility in the classroom is by following these blog rules. They are as follows:

1) Always be respectful of eachother's view points on this forum. If you don't agree with what someone says or thinks, be respectful in your responses.

2) Pay close attention to spelling and punctuation when participating on this forum. I recommend using a Word document before submitting your work on this forum.

3) Do not display any personal information on this forum. You must only submit material that directly relates to the topic we are discussing in class.

4) This forum is not a place to socialize or meet other people. All ideas and information should only be school-related topics. Under no circumstances, should you disclose any information pertaining to your legal case.

5) I will delete any comments that I feel are innapropriate or irrelevant to the topic.