A Girl Called Echo
Information and ideas about this text and series, and Native American Heritage Month… Read More A Girl Called Echo
Witch-Lit-Love
Exploration of witches in literature and art.… Read More Witch-Lit-Love
Two Minds.
So… how is it going? Any teacher who is charge of student government / student activities is not paid enough no matter what they are paid — Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) October 3, 2021 Well, a few things. Let’s pretend for one moment that everything is “back to normal.” Wait, I’m not qualified to speak on… Read More Two Minds.
little ray of sunshine
We’ve been in the building full time since May of last year, and now this year. School began on September 8th for students, so today is Day 12. And each day I think, “Whew, one more day I don’t have COVID, or at least a breakthrough case that I know of.” And that is our… Read More little ray of sunshine
Big trouble.
Well, dangit. Long story short: I posted this TikTok on a large English teacher group, with the point being the teacher doesn’t have to leave out her “non-honors” kids in asking about books. We’ve all seen the fragility and defensiveness, and my only point or request to other teachers was not to do this. It… Read More Big trouble.
“Can’t take a joke.”
teachers: you’re just not funny… Read More “Can’t take a joke.”
Writing: TikToks as Storytelling
How to think of TikToks as short story formats… Read More Writing: TikToks as Storytelling
Newsworthy
One of my current peeves: teachers/educators who don't pay attention to the news re: education and teaching. — Kelly Love, NBCT (@mrskellylove) July 11, 2021 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js It’s weird how what I consider to be innocuous tweets get attention, positive and not-so-much. So, as a place for more information, here are some sources I have grown… Read More Newsworthy
Writer’s Retreat for One
Sometimes we just have to make our own fun.… Read More Writer’s Retreat for One
journalism 101
A picture is a worth a thousand words, but often photojournalists don’t get credit for the work they do. Photos turned the tide in the Vietnam War & galvanized support for the civil rights movement. Here’s a look at photojournalists covering the immigration crisis. (THREAD) pic.twitter.com/11Su4tMxoU — Kaz Weida (@kazweida) May 27, 2018 Hey thanks… Read More journalism 101
Mrs. Love's Blog-0-Rama 