Mike Aubrey

@mikeaubrey.bsky.social

Linguistics, Ancient Greek, photography, transit, leftist. Greek linguistics at SIL International Editor at http://Koine-Greek.com. Opinions my own. He/him 🇨🇦 & 🇺🇸

You could get mad about dead senator discourse *or* you could enjoy this video of sea lions who have retaken an island with a decommissioned lighthouse off the coast of Oregon and now use the staircase as a giant slide.

Doing a read through of Carl Bache's The Study of Aspect, Tense, and Action for maybe the first time in 12 years+ and I had forgotten just how good it is. Also: only now remembering that Bache literally gave me a copy and signed it. Also, also: my computer's webcam is crap.

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Adding a “How To Use The Library” scavenger-hunt assignment to my intro to Roman culture class was the single best addition to my pedagogical practice last year. Am now creating versions for basically all my classes moving forward. Also, the students LOVED it.

Tobias Wilson-Bates@phdhurtbrain.bsky.social · 12mo ago

I’m begging all professors who teach composition (like myself) to double down on the urgency of How to Use Our Library lessons

I’m not saying genetic material can’t add to our understanding of the past but, seriously, journalists and scientists need to stop framing this stuff as if historians haven’t been asking and researching these questions for literally hundreds of years.

For two years, I taught 4-4-3 at a small public university in order to make $50k CANADIAN with zero benefits (so I could support myself as a single person) and it almost broke me. The people who wrote that report could never.

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I think that a key purpose of citation is to give credit for ideas (and to help people situate those ideas). For this reason, the fact that my colleagues are seeking out alternative English-language papers to cite seems bananas. >>