The data piece is vastly overrated in language classes, because of the intensely human, not robotic nature of human communication. Paying more attention to students’ eyes and body language shows us far better than tests what they are absorbing and if they are with us.
Tina concludes: Now, do we all have to tell story after story, year after year? No, but hey, it might be worth a try. Beniko does not see her kids but once per week so her situation is way different from mine. Myself, I still do other kinds of CI too. But what Beniko’s work
As Tina said, the problem with the Realm was that there was no plot and hence no problem. I did not know then (fourteen years ago) that a good problem emerges from the quality of the image and any back story on the character. So I am saying that in order to have a good
This is a follow up to a post here a few days ago. It is a lengthy post describing an online interchange between Lizette Liebold, who goes to great pains to represent the position of the Old Guard (preferring to stay with targets) of TPRS, and a response from Tina in defense of the current
Lizette Liebold recently publicly said this about the Invisibles: …the Invisibles are a creative way to develop characters but not anything earth-shattering…. I disagree, but privately. However, Tina, with whom I wrote the book on the Invisibles (it would not exist without her) took a more expressive stance on that comment. Here it is: …I
