Author: Keith Erickson

  • Kindness as a Teacher

    Kindness as a Teacher

    I never wanted to be that mean teacher who always was raising their voice, being rude, or making snarky comments to their students.

  • Technology in classes

    Technology in classes

    Back in 2020, when we all went online, it was definitely a wild experience. For us introverts out there, it was a breath of fresh air

  • Learning doesn’t end

    Learning doesn’t end

    Teaching students skills that they will take with them for the rest of their academic careers or just their lives, in general, should be covered more.

  • Failure and Revising

    Failure and Revising

    Failure and Revision can go hand and hand with one another. Students need to fail so they can learn from their mistakes and grow as writers.

  • Janet and Roger

    Janet and Roger

    The two different writers seem to be at two very different levels of thinking. Janet seems to be writing to just please whoever she is writing the piece to

  • Pulling meaning from other texts and genres

    Texts getting their meaning from other texts was a very fascinating concept because that is a way of thinking that I was unaware of that I did.

  • The reality of words

    When words are defined, I find it funny how we do not go around using those words’ exact definitions.Words have different meanings.

  • Blog Post 1

    Blog Post 1

    Goes into detail about the way the stranglehold that the current writing teachings has in place for our students. The teaching of rhetoric.