Monthly Archives: August 2016

Reading Resilience

Posted on August 25, 2016 by tgilliams

Over the past two months, I have read and outlined the primary and secondary texts for the Synthesis course on resilience I’m planning to propose and hope to teach next spring or the following fall. In Teachers as Intellectuals, Henry Giroux … Continue reading →

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Resilience and Ancient Greece

Posted on August 12, 2016 by tgilliams

Less than two weeks ago, I participated in the Council for Independent Colleges’ seminar on Ancient Greece held at the Center for Hellenic Studies in Washington, DC. I spent six full days reading, analyzing, writing about, and discussing Herodotus’ Histories … Continue reading →

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Post 5: Last Day

Posted on August 6, 2016 by justincouchman

What do you do on the last day of class? By that I mean the very last meeting, not necessarily “the last day of classes” which is usually the penultimate meeting. For most courses, the last meeting consists of a … Continue reading →

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