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From the PEN/Faulkner Foundation: Deesha Philyaw and Charles Baxter

From the PEN/Faulkner Foundation: Deesha Philyaw and Charles Baxter
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Scholars Talk Writing: A Big Book From a Little Press

Scholars Talk Writing: A Big Book From a Little Press
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Helen Ubiñas: The secret to The Secret Lives of Church Ladies was in rejection | Books

Helen Ubiñas, The Philadelphia Inquirer First things first: I vote to name Deesha Philyaw’s debut short story collection, “The Secret Life of Church Ladies” the next One Book, One Philadelphia. And yes, I’ve already been politely informed that there’s a committee, of which I am not a member, that decides what book the city will read together on any given year. But to paraphrase a popular expression: I’m columnizing it into existence. Book-lover Jesus, hear my prayer. There’s a reason for my enthusiasm, and it’s not just because after more than a year of pandemic brain slogging through all kinds of great works, I opened up Philyaw’s sometimes steamy book and devoured it. Like three syllable de-vou-red!

Helen Ubiñas: The secret to The Secret Lives of Church Ladies was in rejection | Entertainment

First things first: I vote to name Deesha Philyaw’s debut short story collection, “The Secret Life of Church Ladies” the next One Book, One Philadelphia. And yes, I’ve already been

Teaching: Students Aren t Brains on Sticks

This week: I share ideas from Susan Hrach, author of the new book Minding Bodies: How Physical Space, Sensation, and Movement Affect Learning, for teaching in person or online. I pass along an idea for changing your college’s teaching culture. I link to some recent writing on teaching you may have missed. Education, Embodied When Susan Hrach was wrapping up her new book on the connection between physicality and learning, she figured it would be tough to get professors to adopt its recommendations for incorporating movement into their teaching. “It’s always been a very hard sell to get people to change what they had been doing for a long time,” says Hrach, director of a faculty teaching center at Columbus State University, in Georgia. And college instruction has long been identified with sitting in rows of chairs bolted to the floor and listening to a lecture.

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