Another quick board sketch today, since that’s all I got. A student made a comment about the line in Romeo and Juliet that starts with, “Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo”, saying that they always expect the line to go, “Romeo, Romeo, let down your hair.” Naturally, I had to illustrate it B-) Read more:In […]
Made-It Monday: Juliet and… Rapunzel? (Romeopunzel??) Read More »
Stumbled across this April 2014 post in the archives on the weekend, and given I’ve just started back for the 2019 teaching year, and at a new school too, I feel like this was timely. 🙂 An ex-student asked me about the pros and cons of being an English teacher, as they are considering it
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Today’s video brought to you courtesy of punctuation. This is kind of hilarious, and I’m also wondering if you could train transcription software to recognise the sounds as punctuation marks so you could dictate more smoothly (assuming you learned the sounds :D)? Read more:Yay, Another Inklet!Anamata: A Free Short StoryI Guess It's Time For
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AH HA HA. Yes. Just, yes. Look, I’m an English teacher, a line editor and an author, m’kay? YES. O:) 😀 Read more:A Song To Encourage You Along your WayKickstarter Update: Basically, YAY!!Baby, How You Like Your Eggs?
Word Crimes: AKA I’ve Just Finished Writing Reports? Read More »
