Tag Archives: teaching
Okay, here’s a question. How are all of you out there dealing with the larger influx of email communication that we are getting these days? Is it me, or is … Continue reading
Middles
The middle is always the most difficult thing to characterize. In theatermaking and in teaching, we often call this “process.” I spend a lot of time planning in both things. … Continue reading
The Nature of Professional Development
I wrote the below for the Teachers and Writers Collaborative E-Newsletter, to report on what we’re up to here. I got to sit in on a lovely Professional Development session … Continue reading
Back in the Saddle and Labfest
First time back in the classroom this week with the K-12 set. I have been under the weather which makes it harder, but I still managed somehow. I am reminded … Continue reading
Found Objects and Harold and Kumar
The folks over at Significant Objects are bringing a whole new meaning to the words, “found objects.” The curators find a bunch of objects (for under $2) at garage sales, … Continue reading
