When I first saw JMW Turner’s Wreckers—Coast of Northumberland at the Yale Center for British Art, I took it for a classic Turner seascape: churning waves bathed in the characteristic golden glow, a dark storm looming in the distance. But on closer inspection, I was moved by what I saw on the human scale: a moment of grace.… Continue reading A moment of grace
Author: Annie Yi
All I want to learn is how to tell a story.
Laziness is a myth: how to equip students to navigate the hidden curriculum
Social psychologist Devon Price’s article Laziness Does Not Exist is the article I read this year that I haven’t been able to stop revisiting, again and again. Price, who teaches psychology at the Loyola University of Chicago, observes that when a student doesn’t complete assignments on time, teachers may infer that the student is lazy, unintelligent, or… Continue reading Laziness is a myth: how to equip students to navigate the hidden curriculum
Annie Yi 