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Showing posts with label Coronavirus. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Coronavirus. Show all posts

12.3.21

A Year Ago Today: Going into Lockdown Because of the Coronavirus Outbreak in the United States (and the World)

When is the last time you used a working payphone? How sure are you that you can find one if your mobile phone goes dead? Do you have a quar...

12.9.20

First Days of School in the Covid-19 Era — Report from a High School English Teacher

Some schools have already been back in session for three weeks now and New York City Public schools have not even started but in our small s...

9.5.20

Quotation: On the Process of Healing (And the Surprises of a Pandemic)

Time is usually the best medicine — Ovid (43 B.C.E.-17 C.E.), Roman Poet In this post, I get a little personal with Ovid's quote ...

12.3.20

Writing About Coronavirus As a High School English Teacher (And What That Means for Students)

I write about the pestilence COVID-19 from the point of view of a high school English teacher. Today, a kid asked me, "Mr. Roselli,...

5.2.20

Video: What You Ought To Think When You See a Person Wearing a Surgical Mask

In this post, I share a video I made about putting a stop to micro-aggressions against people - especially Asians - who wear surgical masks ...

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