On the Teaching Track
Insights on teaching, learning, & faculty development
Teaching Composition with Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe died on this day sixty-three years ago, on August 4, 1962. Ever since, she has remained an enigmatic, spectral presence in the public imagination. These days, she haunts my composition classroom.
All About Multimodal Literacy: an Empower Your Learning Module
This spring, I was a finalist for the FACET Innovate Award in the Creative Uses of Online Tools category for one of the first installments in my Empower Your Learning module series.
- creative technologies
- Canva
- Branding Your Teaching Excellence
- creativity
- career management
- lesson planning
- walking the walk
- OER
- course design
- philosophy statement
- discussion
- active learning
- BYTE
- back-to-school
- Canvas
- Adobe Express
- career documents
- poetry
- digital portfolios
- Interview
- lms
- week in the life
- NTT
- woman artist
- Women & Film
- creative women
- education
- evidence
- data
- assessment
- creative confidence
- reflection
- data-driven instruction
- multimodality
- honors curriculum
- learning outcomes
- NCTE
- podcast
- workshops
- scholarly teaching
- collaboration
- accessibility
- Elizabeth Taylor
- future faculty
- Hypothesis
- student feedback
- National Day on Writing
- feedback
- course observations
- Kate Chopin
- Notion
- social annotation
- canvas
- Publication
- close reading
- teaching award
- literacy
- Mary Blair
- exit ticket
- conference
- Trello
- reading roundup
- Marilyn Monroe
- remediation
- work in progress
- SoTL
- icebreaker
- composition
- design
- canva
- authentic assessment
- grading
- Radio
- multimodal literacy
- women & tech
- cv
- course descriptions
- service
- course evaluations