You’re probably thinking I write about irony a lot. You’re probably referring to my list of short stories for teaching irony or my “Five additional Stories for Teaching Irony” blog post or “7 Short Stories with a Twist” blog post.. This blog post about irony is different. It’s a short video about irony. It’s a […]
Another Nevada Day Tribute
November 4, 2015 By
There are many ironies involving Nevada Day, so I’ll start by providing an Analyzing Irony in Literature graphic organizer that you can use with these literary works with examples of irony. Now on to the irony of Nevada Day But before I get to that, here’s the only fact you need to know about Nevada […]
Teacher Tip #3,172: Don’t Crash a Drone into a Sporting Event
September 4, 2015 By
According to ESPN: A New York City teacher was arrested early Friday for allegedly crashing a drone into an empty section of seats during a second-round match at the US Open, police said. Daniel Verley, 26, faces charges of reckless endangerment and operating a drone in a New York City public park outside of prescribed […]