Tag: Teaching
Oh, Snap: 3 Reasons To Snap In Class
Dr. Sandra Hogue (fellow National Writing Project and Kentucky Writing Project peer) introduced me to the concept of the booksnap at the Kentucky Writing Project’s 2018 Fall Literacy Conference and […]
Begin Play
As my students and I embark on our new adventure, exploring the intersections of games and writing, I have found our time together playing games, sharing our gaming history, and […]
First, Do No Harm
The phrase “First, do no harm” is often (incorrectly) attributed to the Hippocratic Oath, but I have often thought, as someone who has never wanted to work in the medical profession, […]
Games and Writing
I recently wrote about the importance of themes to my teaching of writing and cannot wait to share my excitement about shaping my Writing II classes in the Spring 2019 […]