Critical Thinking Essentials

Games in the writing classroom: designing and teaching an RPG writing class

Motivating students – when giving a sh*t meets the “oh sh*t” moment

No more tests

Writing Longer Papers

What Mario knows that you don’t: video games and assignment design

Shame and the writer

Compassion and teaching

On Persistence

Why I hate learning styles…

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Good Writer, Bad Writer

Good writer, bad writer reflects the philosophy behind the first writing lesson I attempt to teach students. Too many of them come into college believing that their writing abilities are set in stone. The bad writers continue to struggle, and the good writers don't take enough risks in their writing, figuring that any misstep will throw them back into the "bad writer" category.

Good writer, bad writer is my attempt to break the power of that dichotomy. On here, I share the lessons and attitudes that I teach, but I also talk about the attitudes I have towards my own writing since many of those have informed my own teaching. Thanks for visiting.

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