Becoming Literary
Trevor Aleo, The Broken Copier, Marcus Luther, Matt SeyboldJoin me as I share thoughts, insight, and scholarship exploring ways to reimagine what it means to teach language, literature, and literacies in secondary spaces
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teacher | researcher | ENG & EDU adjunct | literary, critical, & digital literacies
A conversation about teaching.
Co-Host of The Broken Copier and HS English Teacher in the Pacific Northwest!
Resident scholar, Center For Mark Twain Studies. Podcaster, The American Vandal. “Guy Fieri of English professors.”
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