Chalkboard Wonders: Philip K. Dick, Joe Haldeman, Octavia Butler, and Everyone Else!
If you’ve been stalking me on Google+, then you’ve likely already seen the newest additions. If not, then these should be of interest to you (unless you don’t care about literature classes which include liberal doses of science fiction and related genres). The following are the last two weeks or so worth of chalkboards. I’ll […]
American Lit Chalkboard Wonders: Flannery O’Conner and W.E.B. Du Bois
What’s more awesome than more chalkboards from my American lit class? A lot of things, I suppose, but so be it. The following are the boards for Flannery O’Connor’s “The Artificial Nigger” and W.E.B. Du Bois’ “The Comet” (a science fiction story). Hopefully they are as interesting as the Vonnegut boards from the last few […]
American Lit Chalkboard Wonders: Vonnegut Ends (*sadface*)
I’ve been meaning to post this for you all to see. I finished teaching Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse Five the week before last. The following images are from the last day of lecture on the novel: I’ll have more lovely chalkboard images to show you all later, including some related to science fiction and great writers of […]
American Lit Chalkboard Wonders
Technically the following images from my chalkboard-based lecture today include an essay on Slaughterhouse Five by Arnold Edelstein. You’ll need to scroll through the previous four images from my last post, but you all can handle that, right? Feel free to leave any comments if you find these amusing or have questions. Teaching Vonnegut has […]
Kurt Vonnegut and Slaughterhouse Five in Chalkboard Form
Those of you who follow me on Google+ may have already seen the images linked below. Since I’m certain at least 350 of you have never seen these, though, I decided I would share them with you. American Lit (4081) Chalkboard Wonders If you click the image above, it will take you to the Picasa […]