The Thing He Carried

WHEN we arrived at the morgue, in a rental car, navigating via Google maps to a suburban neighborhood of Portland, Continue reading →

Mother of a Lost Time Traveller

When a wife loses her husband, we use the word “widow” to describe her new identity in the world. But Continue reading →

The Paradox

The news from media literacy land this week reveals the complicated political and economic context that has always been part Continue reading →

Media Literacy Evolution

Media Literacy Education through Kuhn’s Model of Scientific Revolutions   Guest Blog by Elizaveta Friesem and Yonty Friesem This blog Continue reading →

Defining Digital Literacy

Ian O’Byrne asked his professional network how they define digital literacy. It makes sense given that the term has evolved Continue reading →

Grief Journey 2019

It’s dark and I’m lonely and I’m feeling desperate to hear my son’s voice. Searching for answers, I turn to Continue reading →

Darkness & Light

A Grief Journey of Transgression and Transcendence As the leaves start to crunch underfoot and the winter darkness descends, I Continue reading →

American Civic History on Film

A 2-day professional development program for educators in Grades 5 – 12 in Philadelphia, August 14 – 15, 2018 One Continue reading →