Earlier in the semester, I wrote a post about Structuring Equality in my early American Lit classroom. On the first day of class, I asked … Read More ›
Tag: Education
When I was assigned “Women, Gender, and U.S. Literature,” a 5-week summer course that meets 4 days a week for 2 hours, I stared at … Read More ›
“The vast majority of our professors…used the classroom to enact rituals of control that were about domination and the unjust exercise of power. In these … Read More ›
In my second-level composition course, students have the option of doing extra credit, due the day we finish reading Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew. … 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 ›
The sad thing about teaching a composition course in which sexual violence is the major topic, is that it is always still relevant. An updated report from … Read More ›
