Category: Personal Blog

  • Book Reviews: Berry, Cussler, and WW2 Gold

    Steve Berry’s The Atlas Maneuver innovatively merges WWII treasure hunting with cryptocurrency, creating a compelling espionage thriller, while Clive Cussler’s The Solomon Curse offers a more conventional, less impactful adventure.

  • Celebrating Positivity: June

    In June, celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month, National Indigenous History Month, famous birthdays, and positive historical events to create a dynamic classroom environment.

  • From Mysticism to Resistance: How Andor Reframes the Star Wars Rebellion

    The post argues for a pedagogical shift to viewing Andor Season 2, Rogue One, and A New Hope as a trilogy, emphasizing material resistance and moral complexities of rebellion against authoritarianism.

  • Thank You ATH

    As a teacher, I must say that Around the Horn has consistently been one of the best shows I watch. For most of my career, afternoons were spent doing chores while watching the panelists weave debate, humor, and sports into a daily delight. I didn’t always agree with their opinions, but that’s precisely the point.…

  • Celebrating Positivity: May

    May is a vibrant month for cultural and historical celebrations. Explore Asian American, Jewish American heritage, mental health awareness, teacher appreciation, famous birthdays, and positive historical events.

  • Warren Spahn: The Winningest Southpaw in Baseball History

    Warren Spahn, a legendary left-handed pitcher and war hero, significantly impacted baseball with outstanding achievements and resilience, shaping the Braves franchise’s legacy from Boston to Milwaukee.