Stones of Erasmus — for Teachers, Writers, & Philosophy Sprinkles Makers!

Hi, I’m Greig — welcome! Here you’ll find sharp writing, creative ideas, and standout resources for teaching, thinking, making, and dreaming in the middle and high school ELA and Humanities classroom (Grades 6–12).

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29.5.09

A Public Service Announcement from Stones of Erasmus: A Library in Your Hometown

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A public service announcement from Stones of Erasmus  encourages you to support your local public library. I was traveling by car w...
24.4.09

10 Notes on Being a High School Director

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Being a High School Director: Photo by Kal Visuals on Unsplash 1. Never underestimate your actors' potential. 2. Always try to fin...
14.4.09

List: 31 signs your significant other don't love you no mo'

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Unrequited love sucks. Jacking off in the study is his only crime of passion. You cheat on him and when he finds out h...
2.4.09

Aphorism With Image: "Hemmed"

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I write when I am hemmed into a corner. Profile on me: sitting at my school desk surrounded by papers. image: M.C. Escher,  Drawing Han...
21.3.09

Online Video Chat Review: Adventures in Stickam

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In this post, I explore Stickam: its addictive Chat Rooms, Voyeurism, and Digital Culture. Adventures in Stickam (pronounced STICK CAM)     ...
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4.3.09

Essay: On Feeling Unrequited Love

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So does this story ring true for you? So, he has not called in a week nor does he answer calls. Voicemail messages are never recorded (th...
1.1.09

News Report: Was it Dolly Parton New Year's Eve?

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One Night in the French Quarter While out last night in the French Quarter, my friend Dana and I saw Dolly Parton perform Can the Real D...
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