Conversations with 9 year olds are illogical
This is the conversation that I had with my 9 year old student. I thought it was funny. Dan are you a baby? no I am an adult. Are you…
This is the conversation that I had with my 9 year old student. I thought it was funny. Dan are you a baby? no I am an adult. Are you…
http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gifHere are some resources I’ve found for Beloved by Toni Morrison: Did you want to know what a “pateroller” was? Look here:http://pinkmonkey.com/booknotes/monkeynotes/pmBeloved65.asp This sight has a whole list of definitions…
I’m changing my grading for essays since too many students are getting A’s. Not that I have anything against A’s, but I want my students to work for their grades.…
Ugh…I’m a little hungover today. (Remind me never to do jello shots ever again.) Today I’m going to do a process analysis, which is always a very fun thing. I…
I’ve been teaching a couple of different essays about the rights of passage for men and the depictions of manliness in American society. These essays include Dubus’s “Digging,” Cisnero’s “Only…
“Tuesday, a mutual friend of Monday and Wednesday, pondered if she had to go to Monday’s birthday party or Wednesday. Thursday was feeling gloomy today. However, after talking to her…
I’m going to have to threaten my students with death today. They need to underline the vocabulary words in quizzes. It slows down my grading when I to search for…
Today I’m reading one of my favorite essays, “The Saturday Evening Post.” I really want to focus on characterization because I feel many of my students lack a voice in…