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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21.5.19

May Teacher Journal: Teacher Gonna Teach Animated GIF

Year in Review This year has been a pretty good year (at least in terms of my own professional development, what we (meaning my students a...

15.5.19

Family History: My Mother’s Doctor is a Roselli

Mom with Dr. Eric Roselli at the Cleveland Clinic Mom called me the other day. “Greig,” she said. “I met your cousin.” She had been in Cleve...

8.5.19

On the Imagination: Doors Are Indicators of Openings Into Other Worlds

The original Poltergeist movie (1982) perfectly utilizes the ancient idea of a portal to another world. I took a class in Graduate schoo...

4.5.19

Cycladic Sculptures Explained: Millennia-Old Faces of Aegean Art

Exploring the enigmatic Cycladic art at the Met Museum, where ancient sculptures blend timelessly with modern aesthetics. In the Aegean Bron...

2.5.19

"Sin nombre" - Harold Mendez, Artist

Harold Mendez (American, born 1977) Sin nombre 2017-18 Cotton, graphite, spray enamel, toner, and lithographic crayon on ball-grained a...

1.5.19

Throwback: Black and White Selfie

Ten years have gone by - more or less - Do I look the same? I'm sporting a short-sleaved shirt I still wear. In the photo, I'm taki...

21.4.19

Time-Lapse Video: Kids Play at Brant Point Lighthouse

Brant Point Lighthouse Here's another video of our school group visiting the island of Nantucket for Spring Break. We explored the b...

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