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About “King’s Survey”. Books by Jim Cullen. Major essays by Jim Cullen. King’s Survey: Mr. K.’s Boyfriend. December 29, 2016. In which we see that even old people have heroes. The other day you referred to Abraham Lincoln as my boyfriend. Can I infer from this that you have some curiosity about our relationship? Hey, whatever you’re into, Mr. K. You do have a wedding ring, I see. But what you do on your own time is your business. Are you married to him? OK, this is officially weird. Uh OK This is. No, Sa...
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About “King’s Survey”. Books by Jim Cullen. Major essays by Jim Cullen. King’s Survey: The Sound of Hope. March 6, 2017. In which we hear that truth is something that happens to an idea. I want to talk for a few minutes with the people of the United States about banking — to talk with the comparatively few who understand the mechanics of banking, but more particularly with the overwhelming majority of you who use banks for the making of deposits and the drawing of checks …. What are you hearing? You̵...
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About “King’s Survey”. Books by Jim Cullen. Major essays by Jim Cullen. King’s Survey: The Sound of Hope. March 6, 2017. In which we hear that truth is something that happens to an idea. I want to talk for a few minutes with the people of the United States about banking — to talk with the comparatively few who understand the mechanics of banking, but more particularly with the overwhelming majority of you who use banks for the making of deposits and the drawing of checks …. What are you hearing? You̵...
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About “King’s Survey”. Books by Jim Cullen. Major essays by Jim Cullen. Imagine auditing the best American history class you never had: great teacher, lively students, and conversations that not only bring the class to life, but help you make sense of the world in which you live now with all the boring parts cut out (and no homework). That’s King’s Survey. This is a fictive classroom, a fictive school, and a fictive teacher. Who is Abraham King? Abraham King (or "Mr. K," as his students know him) is ...
Mr. K.’s Friend Ida – Conversing History
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About “King’s Survey”. Books by Jim Cullen. Major essays by Jim Cullen. Mr K’s Friend Ida. January 6, 2017. January 6, 2017. In which we see the promise, and price, of activism. Ida Wells, ca. 1890. OK, kids, I need your help again. You know we’re going to have to start charging for our services. Fair enough, Emily. I’ll tell you what: the more help you give me, the higher your grade. Hmmm I guess so. As long as that means I get the highest grade, since I’m the most helpful person in your life. The condu...
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American History Now: Air Time
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Classroom conversation and cultural commentary / Jim Cullen. Wednesday, September 9, 2009. In which we see Ms. Bradstreet drive a hard bargain. The Maria Chronicles, #9. Maria expected she’d be challenged in one way or another fairly early on. Realistically, day two is about right. Still feels early, though. The first challenge is from two girls off toward right side of the room. One’s name is Janey. She doesn’t quite remember the other girl’s name. Katrina? Now where was she? Wilhelmina, whose nickname ...
American History Now: Smart Board, Dumb Teacher
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Classroom conversation and cultural commentary / Jim Cullen. Monday, March 17, 2014. Smart Board, Dumb Teacher. In which we see the advantages of technology (and its discontents). The Secret Life of Teaching, #8. 8221; Ed Vinateri says sarcastically. “The system. Menu “Naturally.”. 8220;Of course,” Tony says in a tone of good-natured ribbing, “your default setting is permanently set to off, Ed.”. Absolutely,” he replies, happy to be the butt of a joke. SOURCES OF WEALTH IN THE POST-CIVIL WAR WEST. I do s...
American History Now
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Classroom conversation and cultural commentary / Jim Cullen. Wednesday, April 9, 2014. You are reading what is now an archive of approximately 500 discrete posts. American History Now. Began as a blog at the dawn of the Obama era on February 4, 2009 with a piece about "Outlaw Pete,". A song on Bruce Springsteen's new album Working on a Dream. Which in retrospect looks like one of the Boss's weaker efforts, though the song holds up well). In the years since, a new post for American History Now. To partici...
American History Now: Jam
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Classroom conversation and cultural commentary / Jim Cullen. Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Ich we see Ms. Bradstreet navigate her way through a curricular block. The Maria Chronicles, #7. This traffic jam/How I hate to be late/Hurts my motor to go so slow . . . .". Maria is stuck on the parkway. She thinks of the James Taylor song she loves be. Cause the radio is playing "You've Got a Friend," which she hates: too. She thinks about other things that are irritating her. The fact that she didn't stop at Dunki.
American History Now: Compensations
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Classroom conversation and cultural commentary / Jim Cullen. Tuesday, March 25, 2014. In which we see a teacher discuss the only thing more private than his sex life. The Secret Life of Teaching, #9. She and I have been doing extra work—summer classes, SAT II prep, etc. to make up the difference (and pay for a looming set of braces on our youngest). I find all this exhausting, even depressing, to contemplate. I shouldn’t. Financially speaking, that’s just plain dumb. Man” I’m not in the marke...Hastings ...
American History Now: Stamp of disapproval
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Classroom conversation and cultural commentary / Jim Cullen. Wednesday, October 14, 2009. In which we see Ms. Bradstreet confront post-weekend torpor in the pre-Revolutionary era. The Maria Chronicles, #15. As Maria heads to her classroom on Monday morning, she passes by fragments of blue and orange streamers dangling off lockers. She sees a sign outside the nurse's office: BEAT POLY! Some listless rustling of pages. Willie was already cued up, of course, as was Vanessa and, a little surprisingly, Ka...
American History Now: Meet Ms. Bradstreet
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Classroom conversation and cultural commentary / Jim Cullen. Friday, July 17, 2009. Meet Ms. Bradstreet. In which we meet a new character in the middle of her story. The Maria Chronicles, #1. Hit you.") With Evan and Felicia done with college – and with real jobs, go figure – she couldn’t think of a reason not to submit her resume to Carney Sandoe. Not that she really expected anything to happen. Or that she needed. Friday, July 17, 2009. Labels: Ethical Culture Fieldston School. View my complete profile.
American History Now: Regraduating
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Classroom conversation and cultural commentary / Jim Cullen. Tuesday, April 1, 2014. In which we see a chronicle of history born anew. This is the final installment of the Secret Life of Teaching published at HNN. Elementary school day-campers singing here on summer afternoons, or administrators walking to and from their cars. Birds and bees will hold dominion for a season. Tuesday, April 01, 2014. Labels: high school graduation. The Secret Life of Teaching. Hastings on Hudson, New York, United States.
American History Now: Keeping the faith
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Classroom conversation and cultural commentary / Jim Cullen. Monday, October 5, 2009. In which we learn about Anne Bradstreet's adopted home, and Maria Bradstreet's adopted name. The Maria Chronicles, #14. Maria is facing the Smart Board, reading the title of a poem she got from a Bing search (she likes it better than Google). It says, “Here followes some verses upon the burning of our house, July 10, 1666. Copeyed out of lo. Roceeds to read the Anne Bradstreet poem:. In silent night when rest I took,.
American History Now: Romantics
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Classroom conversation and cultural commentary / Jim Cullen. Monday, March 10, 2014. In which a walk in the woods leads to a fishing expedition. The Secret Life of Teaching, #7. OK kids, listen up! Denise Richardson bellows to the crowd of students on the edge of Walden Pond. "I'm going to go over the assignment one more time. You. Follow the directions .". Back on the bus at 11 sharp. Hey! The wilderness, in fact within easy. From the village of Concord. I read that a railroad ran near the actual si...
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Jefferson said it best. December 2, 2015. If you don’t agree with Thomas Jefferson idk what to tell you he knows his stuff. November 18, 2015. MPP) Medical cannabis patients in Nevada will at last have legitimate access to their medicine. Furthermore, the state will force restorative cannabis particular duties, of which 75% will finance instruction and 25% will be spent on executing and implementing the regulations. Think about it…. November 18, 2015. November 2, 2015. I wonder why this is? Could it be d...
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Jaques Sterne (c 1695 – 1759). Religion and society in Britain in the long eighteenth century. Conversing Criminally is Daniel Reed. PhD candidate, historical researcher and Yorkshireman. He is also Assistant Archivist at Oxford Brookes University and a member of the International Laurence Sterne Foundation. Follow Conversing Criminally on WordPress.com. Digital resources reveal evidence of Laurence Sterne’s early clerical career. September 12, 2016 12:38 pm. In May 2016, the major genealogy resource.
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About “King’s Survey”. Books by Jim Cullen. Major essays by Jim Cullen. King’s Survey: Winds of Capitalism. January 10, 2017. Mill District, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1940. In which we learn about different responses to climate change. Kids, there’s a strong wind blowing. Well, it is winter, after all. Winds don’t blow only in winter. You know he’s not talking literal winds, right? Yes, Ethan. But the wind I’m talking about is the wind of industrial capitalism. Oh, industrial capitalism! Like what, Em?
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