
I'm a teacher-scholar exploring how language, literature, and literacies are taught. Becoming Literary is the space where I share my thoughts on the many intersections between new media and the aesthetic humanities.
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Micah Terry, Equality in Bloom (acrylic). Shown in Envisioning Social Justice, Ray Drew Gallery, New Mexico Highlands University, 2021. Image via NMHU.
Earlier this week, we published a brief “Starter Pack” of articles, podcasts, and video...
Photo by Davyd Markovskyi on Unsplash
Reader Joel Solow commented on our first conversation about Episodes 1 & 2 asking if we could put together a recommended reading list of commentary and research that would be useful for contextualizing...
and I are back for a much wonkier deep dive into Episode 3 of Sold A Story 2: How do we make sense of Project Follow Through, and what perspectives are conspicuously absent from the show? This is Part 2 of an ongoing conversation about the...
Hello intrepid readers! This is the first in what will hopefully be a series of posts with me and from The Human Restoration Project. Across the series, we’ll be sharing our thoughts, questions, and critiques about the second season of the...
Las Hilanderas by Diego Velázquez
Dig deep enough and debates about pedagogy are really debates about epistemology. What do we know? What do our students know? How do we know what we know and what our students...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
teacher | researcher | ENG & EDU lecturer | literary, critical, & postdigital literacies
Educator, English M.A., public reader. Louise’s mom. Please note, Sara does not solicit authors for newsletter features or accept payment for book reviews. To pitch a book for coverage, email [email protected].
Dad. Iowan. Former HS social studies teacher. Creative Director @ Human Restoration Project
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