Christoni @MarkChristoni

Concordia Psych student at #EDUC307 FB/SC/IG: @markcpadilla theweekndbible.com Montréal, Québec Joined January 2018

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Wood Hawker @BeatEmUps

8 years ago

I have teamed up with @PanicButtonGame & Perfect World Entertainment to Giveaway a Limited Edition Custom HOB Inspired Nintendo Switch Console! Oh, and it looks BEAUTIFUL 😍 #nintendoswitch #hob CLICK TO ENTER 👉tinyurl.com/y6d6wddu

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Randalltime @RandallTime

8 years ago

If the Cleveland Cavaliers win the 2018 NBA finals I’ll buy everyone who retweet’s this a jersey...

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

already a problem with intelligent people, college grads and writers, imagine how the non-intelligent, non-graduate and non-writer individuals think and act regarding racism and stereotypes. SMH. #EDUC307

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

were not involved in a social, personal way with Blacks/Latinos/Asians. So, when they had to write something about them, they had to draw on what they knew, and frequently, what they knew was what they picked up from the media and frequently that was stereotypic.” So, if this is

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

#Lesson13: Dr. Alvin Poussaint said, “Sometimes very intelligent, mostly white writers, college graduates, held stereotypes. When they wrote them into stories, would write it from a stereotypic POV. It’s like they didn’t know any other way to write it, because frequently they

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

@safulkoMAN Mans already know! #BeMoreAuthentic

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

#Lesson12: An example of one communication-related strategy that prepares children in the Information Age is the horizontal communication strategy. The use of the horizontal communication strategy (which consists of people to people communication without middlemen that

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

@markar93 You got a point. In Mickey Mouse Monopoly, you can see that it's solely the other generation that are overthinking most of the aspects where the youth & kids are not overthinking em. Maybe I'm getting old haha #Lesson11

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

@_CarolineDiVita I'm glad to see that other people see & agree with my point :D

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

#Lesson2: Call me naive but I say and I will continue to say that the internet connects us more than it divides us. Because of the internet, we live in an age where we can communicate with people all over the world instantly.

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

#Lesson11 x.com/ZachSvobodny/s…

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

adult magazine joke, just to name a couple, I'm certain that most of us did not understand how non-innocent these messages were. There are more than meets the [innocent] eye. This saying rings true today even with the newer movies/tv shows (i.e. Disney's Frozen). #EDUC307

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

#Lesson11: If you rewatch some of Disney & even Nickelodeon's movies/shows today as an adult, you will most likely notice that there are a lot of naughty underlying messages. From [Disney] Toy Story's bj joke to [Nickelodeon] Fairly Odd Parents'

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Jade Melki @jadem307

9 years ago

#lesson11

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

there are more than meets the eye. Disney movies/shows are not always as innocent as Disney claim then to be. Via deconstruction, most of us gen Y & Z can see some underlying messages of a few Disney movies that can be considered sexist, racist or politically-inclined. #EDUC307

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Christoni @MarkChristoni

9 years ago

#Lesson11: Because we, generation Y & Z, grew up on Disney movies/shows, it became the norm for gen Y & Z to love Disney (almost unconditionally) without fully knowing everything about Disney. Most of gen Y & Z only found out about the truth of Disney in our late teens which is: