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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1.1.17

Photograph: Broken Pedestrian Crosswalk Signal (Near Chelsea Piers)

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The author stumbles upon a broken upside-down traffic signal near Chelsea Piers in this post. Broken pedestrian crosswalk signal near Chelse...
4.12.16

Wisdom from the Animated Feature Film "The Sword in the Stone"

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The animated GIF is my favorite type of digital file. It's been around forever, right? It's been around longer than Vine has been a ...
26.8.16

Theater of the Absurd Charlie Rose Style

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Charlie Rose supercut In 2013 I saw this video at an exhibition on supercuts at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens  —  adjacent t...
25.8.16

Ira Sach's "Little Men" Improvisation Scene

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Michael Barbieri in Ira Sach's Little Men    Ira Sach's Little Men (2016) is about how  children are more mature in their emot...
24.8.16

Inequality in America: W.E.B. Du Bois's The Souls of Black Folk and HBO's The Night Of

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A black stranger … for instance, is liable to be stopped anywhere on the public highway and made to state his business to the satisfaction ...
15.7.16

Teaching: Greig Roselli's Educational Philosophy

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Every once and awhile an employer or person will ask me about my educational philosophy. As they say  —  there are many ways to skin a cat ...
1.7.16

Teaching Humanities to Sixth Graders in Harlem: At the Storefront Academy

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In this post, I write about how I was a classroom teacher in Harlem. The entrance to the school is on 129th Street. For a short stint in 201...
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