Category: English and Language Arts

  • TDIH Wonder Woman meets Jodi Picoult

    In March of 2006, Jodi Picoult released a meta fiction novel that blended conventional literature and graphic novels. One year later, Wonder Woman fans were excited when bestselling author Jodi Picoult stepped into the world of comic books to pen a story arc for the iconic superhero. Tasked with bringing her unique narrative perspective to…

  • Empowering Icons: Female Characters in Comics

    Peggy Carter: Captain Carter’s Trailblazing Journey Through Time In the dynamic world of comic books, a diverse array of female characters emerges as powerful role models, offering high school students nuanced narratives that extend beyond traditional stereotypes. These characters navigate challenges, embody resilience, and stand as beacons of empowerment. Exploring their stories in the classroom…

  • Diversity in the Classroom: Beyond Black Panther

    The article offers a selection of comic books featuring Black characters, from mainstream and independent publishers, presenting ideas for their use in educational discussions and accompanying resources.

  • APP Smash Update: Adobe Express and Google Docs

    Using @AdobeExpress and #GoogleDocs, you can create custom page designs and borders. #AdobeEduCreative #GoogleEdu

  • AdobeExpress and GoogleDocs Mashup: Paper Edge Designs

    Every June, I take time to update my CV and add events and materials from the past year. I noticed the trend of creating design-based CVs/Résumés and I wanted to try my hand at what mine would look like using the branding tools and templates in AdobeExpress. There are currently dozens of templates available. I…

  • Happy Bloomsday!

    If you are looking for a beast of a summer read, Ulysses by James Joyce is a great place to start today. Even, I must admit I’ve read it in segments -segmentation of the storytelling makes it easier to approach according to others- over the years but never in one reading.