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Tech Hype: The Thing I Miss Least About Teaching

5 Jun 201819 Feb 2020 / Christina Dolan / 1 Comment

 I’ve been out of the classroom for just over two months now* and I still teach online as an adjunct. I’m certainly not anti-technology; in fact, technological connectivity is what has allowed me to move to a rural area and pursue my dual passions of outdoor recreation and teaching.  But as I’m occupied with the … Continue reading Tech Hype: The Thing I Miss Least About Teaching

On Being and Seeming

3 Nov 201730 Jul 2019 / Christina Dolan / Leave a comment

(Following is the text of a little chapel talk I was asked to give to an upper school community). First, a translation: Esse quam videri means “to be, rather than to seem.” We might also say, “To be rather than to appear to be,” or “value the authentic over the superficial”. It’s a great motto … Continue reading On Being and Seeming

On Being an Outsider

4 Oct 201617 Dec 2017 / Christina Dolan / Leave a comment

  I was asked to contribute a little talk to a school assembly on the theme of being an outsider, so this is what I said: One late-summer Saturday when I was about twenty-two years old, I found myself standing at the checkout counter of a grocery store in rural Missouri, feeling very suddenly and … Continue reading On Being an Outsider

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