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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19.10.22

Reflecting on Teacher Burnout: Balancing Light Teaching Days and Exhaustion in High School Education

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Delve into the realities of teacher burnout and the paradox of exhaustion even on lighter teaching days in a high school environment. As edu...
11.10.22

National Coming Out Day is October 11th: Here's is How One Teacher in Queens Talks About Coming Out as Both a Personal Journey and in Their Role as a Teacher

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For National Coming Out Day , Tuesday, October 11, 2022, the LGBT Network sent me a box of pride rainbow and trans ribbons to distribute to ...
1.10.22

Clip Art: A Dragon Eats Their Vegetables

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A dragon eats his vegetables. Hey, even dragons eat their greens! Improbable? Probably. But this image is made with a little bit of whimsy. ...
5.9.22

How Kahoot! Can Engage Students In The Classroom (Written by a Kahoot! Certified Educator with Examples)

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In this post, I write about how teachers, specifically high school English and Humanities teachers, can use the Kahoot! platform to enhance...

Clip Art: Psyche and Cupid (Amor)

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Although forbidden to do so, Psyche is urged by her sisters and her own curiosity to gaze upon the sleeping form of her lover. Silhouette s...
19.8.22

Photos Taken Near the Bronx River and Two Stories About New York City from Louisianians

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In this post, I ask two family members from Louisiana to give their impressions of New York City. These are their responses. In this photogr...
18.8.22

Book Review: A Tangled Mercy by Joy Jordan-Lake

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In this post, I write a review of the novel A Tangled Mercy by Joy Jordan-Lake. Warning: spoilers are included in this review.   I Had Read...
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