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Medievalising modern French language teaching / suicide awareness day
term-long, weekly, and short assignments for university French (translating to other languages too) for #COVIDcampus #remoteteaching #remotelearning
Medievalising beginners’ French assignments & assessment: 2018 renovations & innovations (3), the next steps
Medievalising beginners’ French assignments & assessment: 2018 renovations & innovations (2), savoir-vivre
Medievalising beginners’ French assignments & assessment: 2018 renovations & innovations (1)
Medievalising Modern French & hope
teaching
Writing about teaching and learning General resources Courses and syllabi Institutional formal official teaching portfolio documents (from October 2022 Peer Review of Teaching) UBC faculty C.V. Overview of teaching experience and responsibilities, 2017-22 Teaching philosophy statement I have the good fortune to be in a full-time academic job in the teaching stream, a parallel track […]
Magpies (1): on Eugene Onegin, birds of an intelligent variety, how one might distinguish these birds from other birds and from one another and why one might wish to do so, and language teaching
Medievalising “The Fall” and Power-Pointing
Medievalising beginners’ modern French: a sample lesson un-plan
An old talk: Arts ISIT workshop, “Multidimensional Learning through Digital Platforms” (September 2018)
Sneak preview: #RMST221B – “Animal Reading” course design work in progress
(notes from a dream on the eve of the June full—Strawberry—moon)
Intermission: an accidental thing on “Game of Thrones” – contains no (known) spoilers
“Savoir-vivre” plurilingual intercultural learning portfolios
Annual review
# fren336 semaine 13 “méta” – au-delà de la bande dessinée
On research days, featuring BONUS INNOVATION: how to improve beeping reversing trucks
spam of the week (2): commentary
on Hallowe’en costumes, and other sartorial matters
mayflies and junebugs
about
(related: “about the blogueuse”) Welcome! This is an online collection of essays and other writing. I hope that you find something curious and enjoyable here. Meta-meta-medieval started out medieval, went more medievalist, then moved increasingly into medievalisings. Twenty years after taking an extraordinarily illuminating graduate seminar on Montaigne, after teaching the Essais several times in […]
(old) resources
MEDIEVAL & MEDIEVALIST NEWS Ask the Past (not all medieval/ist, but often medievalising) BABEL working group British Library Medieval Manuscripts Blog Digital Medievalist Discarding Images Gladly Lerne, Gladly Teche God (facebook) Got Medieval Grumpy Eleanor of Aquitaine (facebook) History (yes, the TV channel; I mainly read their stuff via facebook) In the Middle The Lone […]
Juliet O’Brien 