I’m a 19th-century Americanist and my syllabi for courses taught in early American lit have covered a wide span of women’s literature. I’ve always gone … Read More ›
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In the first week of May, a Walden park ranger confirmed over the phone that the birds had arrived and there were leaves on the … Read More ›
We the Humanities is a rotation-curation project that I first heard about on Twitter from Krissie West, one of the project’s founders. Basically, each week … Read More ›
Just last week I put together an assignment to have students collaboratively take notes in class. This assignment stems from advice I received from three … Read More ›
I use twitter in my classroom to give more introverted students opportunities to participate without having to raise their hands and speak out. It isn’t … Read More ›
When I greeted my students on the first day of the semester with the announcement that technology would play a large role in my “American Literature: … Read More ›
This semester as I prepared my syllabus for the American Literature: Origins to the Civil War course, I wanted to get my students more engaged … Read More ›
