Most people come up with "to do" lists comprised of household tasks to take care of and errands to run. I am one of those weird people who turns everything into a list. My most recent list is a list of things to research/write about:
1. Work on fantasy story
2. Multi-Genre Medieval narrative
3. Nymphomania (I feel like this one needs explaining: I have a friend, who, at one point in time was very intrigued with prostitution in European countries. After hearing her talk about it, a lot, I thought it would be interested to look into it and see what it was like in the Victorian era. My interest also came from the fact that I have taken a Victorian literature class where we discussed prostitution and female repression. [Freud])
4. Art in Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse
5. The Lighthouse in Virginia Woolf's Too the Lighthouse
6. A lesson plan on Real Life Issues (cutting, bulimia, anorexia, etc.)
7. A lesson plan that includes video games (yes, video games)
8. Research on including video games in an English classroom (Thanks to Dr. Binns, video game scholar, I have a very long list of resources.)
8. Research on using television, movies, and graphic novels in an English classroom
This list should keep me busy for a while :-)
No comments:
Post a Comment