by Andi | Jul 16, 2010 | Teaching Triumphs and Travails, Written and Wrought
One of the most annoying things about writing documents, at least for me, is making them look pretty. I am not a gifted visual artist, so when I go to make a poster or write a resume, I really struggle with how to make the information both readable and attractive. I... by Andi | Jul 13, 2010 | Book Recommendations, Teaching Triumphs and Travails
I came into Memorial Day ready. I had a list of books to read; I started a reading challenge (which you can still join if you’d like); I was all set. . . . . and here I am, not really having read that much at all. I should probably qualify this statement for... by Andi | Jul 12, 2010 | Andi's Book, Teaching Triumphs and Travails, Written and Wrought
I’ve been thinking a lot about work lately, probably because I’m looking for a job. I’ve been considering what it means to work. What kind of work do I want to do? What does the term “work” call to mind for me? What is “good work?... by Andi | Jul 9, 2010 | Teaching Triumphs and Travails, Written and Wrought
This morning, I’ve been witness to a series of email communications that show one of the great weaknesses of communication in general but electronic communication in general: it’s very difficult to convey tone well in written communication. The scenario is... by Andi | Jul 2, 2010 | Teaching Triumphs and Travails, Written and Wrought
Last Friday, my mom and I took a drive up to visit my grandparents outside of Allentown. The drive was long, and as wonderful as my grandparents are (and they really are), it’s tiring to make conversation with people who don’t have the opportunity to get...