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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5.2.20

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

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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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2.2.20

On What College-Bound Kids Should Do In High School

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After a student asked me one day what he should be doing to "get into a good college," I gave him a few suggestions. Getting Int...
28.1.20

Video Lesson #1: How to Gain Fluency in a Language

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In this video post, Greig Roselli writes about language fluency and some simple steps you can do to improve language skills. Fluency Oc...
26.1.20

Photography: The Homes of Queens Attract the Night

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East Elmhurst The homes of Queens attract the night. Walking 🚶‍♀️ at night, certain nooks and crannies catch my attention. Notice the si...
25.1.20

Self-Portrait in a Instagram-Laced Painterly Palette

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In this post, I took a ton of painterly-style Instagram selfies and I talk about how we never understand each other well - in most circumst...
22.1.20

Book Face: Pharaoh Amasis of Two Egypts Holding Court in Memphis on the Nile River

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I’m a high school English and Ethics teacher. Sometimes I’m tired of being a grownup so I play with the book faces in my school’s modest li...
21.1.20

A Moment of Clarity Waiting for the Q66 Bus in Flushing

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I don’t like to wait. For buses. For people. Waiting feels like an abuse on my person. But worse than that, waiting exposes the truth o...
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