| When | Why |
|---|---|
| Jan-22-25 | Video link |
| Jan-22-25 | Introduction |
Long Division: Novel 2
Added January 22, 2025 at 5:50pm
by Serena Tyson
Title: Video link
I am a very proud woman, an educator, Black, and regal in my … (more)
I am a very proud woman, an educator, Black, and regal in my … (more)
The image evokes a sense of warmth and connection, reminiscent of themes in “Long Division” by Kiese Laymon. The student might have chosen or created this image to complement an excerpt from the book that emphasizes family bonds, heritage, and emotional support, which are central themes in the novel.
The setting, with family photos and a cozy environment, mirrors the novel’s exploration of identity and the significance of personal and familial history. The comforting embrace in the image highlights the importance of community and relationships, key elements in the narrative.
For a deeper understanding, you might explore “Long Division” itself, focusing on passages that delve into family dynamics and personal growth. The novel is rich with insights into how past and present intertwine in shaping one’s identity.
Feel free to revisit the image and reflect on any additional connections you notice with the themes of “Long Division.”
My name is Jauziyyah Hameed, preferably called Jojo. I am a A… (more)
My name is Jauziyyah Hameed, preferably called Jojo. I am a A… (more)
The acting is very spot on and the script at the beginning made it interesting. I really like the sense of humor in the video and including other people to make it fun to watch. At the end, I really liked the little dancing with the music to end off the video.
https:// I liked how the video has comedic elements and pulls the watchers attention. I also liked the themes it had as well. I am a very proud woman, an educator, Black, and regal in my … (more) I am a very proud woman, an educator, Black, and regal in my … (more) a chapter from Kiese Laymon’s, Long Division. My name is Sadamoudou Conde, But some call me Sada I’m origi… (more) My name is Sadamoudou Conde, But some call me Sada I’m origi… (more) I liked how confident they were speaking
Added January 22, 2025 at 6:00pm
by Serena Tyson
When watching this video, you will see a series of scenes from the book Long Divison by Kiese Laymon acted out.
We specifically choose the chapter “Baize” which is pages 10-35 in the second book.
The themes we discussed in this book are Self- Development, Communication, Relationships, And Racism.
A quote that stood out to us in this book was “Oh,” She said.
“Unfold your arms.
You ain’t gonna cover them with fat breasts.
What I’m saying is that your mind, your mouth, and your heart are finally working right.
You are finally sprouting out.””
You make me feel funny saying I got ‘breasts’, Mama Lara.”
I am a very proud woman, an educator, Black, and regal in my … (more) I am a very proud woman, an educator, Black, and regal in my … (more) I love it, yet very confused as to why you didn’t follow the instructions.
“All I’m saying is that you are ready to move,” she said and looked me right in my eyes.
“Yeah, you ready in mind, body, and soul.” pages 10-15 Reading this quote you can get a sense of one of the key themes which is self development and very prominent in this book.
A question I have is did you have fun making this video?
Title: Introduction
I like how they break down the skit they just acted out to make sure the watcher understands
I liked how their group separated their video into multiple sections. This made it easier for the viewer to understand. I also like how they implemented acting and scenes in their video as well as information. I wonder, how can we work on leveling audio? I also think that their captions were very helpful.
I really liked the part where Iman also started rapping. I think this was a very creative project and that is why the video and the part where she raps in my favorite part of their project. The part where they danced was also nice. Why did they start dancing? What was the meaning of this?
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