Alexandria teacher presents COVID paper at English castle
Devon Lejman, a 10th grade English teacher at Alexandria-Monroe Jr./Sr. High School, recently took a trip to a castle in England to share her experiences as an educator during the
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Devon Lejman, a 10th grade English teacher at Alexandria-Monroe Jr./Sr. High School, recently took a trip to a castle in England to share her experiences as an educator during the
Devon Lejman, a 10th grade English teacher at Alexandria-Monroe Jr./Sr. High School, recently took a trip to a castle in England to share her experiences as an educator during the
Email address: O P I N I O N Last week, I taught David Foster Wallace’s essay “Consider the Lobster” to my College Composition classes, which are dual enrollment courses that offer college credits through Southern New Hampshire University. But I wrestled with this decision before ultimately concluding it could be one of those much-ballyhooed “teachable moments.” For those of you unfamiliar with Wallace’s work, here are the crib notes. In 1996, David Foster Wallace published a novel titled “Infinite Jest,” which many critics considered to be the seminal piece of the time, a bo...