Jerzy Drozd
Teaching Artist and Cartoonist
Jerzy Drozd
Teaching Artist and Cartoonist
Narrowing down to one idea for a lesson plan can sound reductive (it did to me, at least), but it will help you focus and create entry points for students.
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This time I talk about the words I use in my workshop classrooms and how perspective taking figures into my job as a teaching artist.
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As promised, today I check in with some thoughts on why lesson plans are an important part of your work as a teaching artist.
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Today I share some thoughts about how signing up for public speaking events and capturing my classroom experiences helped me get more jobs as a teaching artist.
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Today I tell a story where I apologized to my students.
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Just as our earlier art is less skilled, we should allow ourselves to be less skilled when we begin as a teaching artist. Provided we begin with the intention of growing!
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It’s Art Soundoff time again, and today I state my intentions for 2020 and share some rationale on why I shouldn’t teach.
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It’s Art Soundoff time again, and today I check in with my plans for the 2019 series of Thunder Punch Daily essays.
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Music for this show is by Eliott Drozd.
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To make good comics and graphic novels, all you have to do is draw really well and write pretty well, then mix them together, right? Then why is it so challenging to make comics that connect with audiences? How do you describe that unnameable quality that makes certain art and stories arresting?
After a long hiatus the Comics Are Great podcast returns to address these questions with guest Mark Siegel, Editorial Director at First Second Books, author of the graphic novel Sailor Twain, and writer of the 5 Worlds graphic novel series. Mark helps us explore how comics storytelling is unique from other art forms, and describes what he calls the storyteller’s “handwriting.”
Mark will appear at this year’s Ann Arbor Comic Arts Festival at the Ann Arbor District Library, and the A2 Inkubate unconference on the campus of the University of Michigan, June 15-17. You can get copies of his books signed and participate in some terrific free comics workshops led by him.
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