The other day my husband and I watched the Netflix documentary, The Social Dilemma. It discusses how our phones and social media are addictive, and how we all see alternate realities online. When we finished watching, my husband said, “They should play that every year in schools.” I agreed. Since graduating college, I’ve learned that... Continue Reading →
Thanksgiving
In the age of TikTok, social problems that we used to only hear about in classrooms are entering our daily feeds. Thanksgiving has been a controversial holiday for me over the last few years. In elementary school, I remember learning about the pilgrims. I’m sure the Native Americans were squeaked in there somewhere. Thanksgiving, Valentine’s... Continue Reading →
E.H. Campbell 