Archive - Lit Think Podcast

The Art of Letter Writing

Using letters and diaries to extend student learning

Nov 8, 2023 •

Using Fiction to Teach Rhetoric

The art of persuasion doesn't just apply to nonfiction

Apr 12, 2023 •

Redeeming the Tragic Hero

We don't have to end our discussion of the classic trope with destruction

May 15, 2024 •

Teaching History Without a History Degree

Whether teaching historical fiction or creative non-fiction, knowing how to integrate short historical lessons goes a long way

Jan 31, 2024 •

Using movies and TikTok and memes to look at literary classics from a new angle

Nov 2, 2022 •

Sarah's Favorite Holiday Things

We never stop lit-thinking even through winter break!

Dec 20, 2023 •

Stories That Celebrate Sisterhood

Some of Sarah's favorite stories that focus on biological and chosen family bonds

Mar 27, 2024 •

Polynesian Wayfinding in Moana’s “We Know the Way”

Teaching students to look for historical details

Jul 24, 2024 •

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Let's Play Ball

How sports compliment my love of reading and writing

Feb 14, 2024 •

More to the Story

Backstory matters because it helps us better understand the present situation in fiction and nonfiction

Sep 27, 2023 •

We're Coming Back

In a different form (for now)

Oct 18, 2024 •

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It's Been a Busy Summer

Updates, guest writers, and surveys

Jul 19, 2024 •

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