EGSA Aftertaste

EGSA,

There’s really no way to know for sure, but it’s possible that if you click right here, you will be able to view the two articles on pedagogy for next Friday’s Heteroglossia event. If this announcement confuses you, refer to the EGSA Digest sent out earlier today. If the term heteroglossia confuses you, don’t let on. If the Digest confuses you, you’re totally screwed. For life. Or at the very least you may miss out on some legitimately splendid events. If the instructions below confuse you, you’re human.

Now, assuming you’ve made it this far and the link above actually works, you’re going to be looking at a Dropbox page titled On Teaching. Clicking on the “classroom discussions.pdf” link should bring up one of the needed documents. Bingo. Unfortunately, clicking on the “the risk of education.pdf” link seems to bring up a pdf icon that is both pretty and useless. In both cases, however, you can download the file directly to your computer. That should allow you, finally, to complete your reading assignment.

It’s hard to believe you’re still reading because it’s really hard to believe I’m still typing, but did anyone else look at those images and get a little self-conscious about his or her fingernails? I mean, Josh’s are nice and all, but still.

On behalf of Josh Boyd and DeAnn Barta, the Heteroglossia Committee, Jeremy Leatham
EGSA Secretary