“…breathing with the same lungs as somebody else you experience what they experience. The air, which is a force of life courses through your body and through theirs.” -Mary Gordon (defining empathy)
I am an Artist, Professor, and Teacher. I studied at F.I.D.M & PC and transferred to UA-Little Rock. I have had gallery shows within the USA and outside of the USA. I received both my Bachelor of Arts in Art and English/Literature & Creative Writing, Certification in EIT Interdisciplinary Program, and I have completed (changed my mind) my Master’s of Education. Now, I am focused on my Ph.D. program (English while simultaneously doing M.F.A for Art). Transitioning from teaching Asian students (TESOL) in Japan and China, I currently taught AP Art at Bryant High School, English at J.A. Fair High School, 9th to 12th, Higher and Adult Education for 2 years, EHS (2018-2019) where I also taught 7th – 8th grade (1 8th grade Honors class) and 12th grade AP English Literature & Composition and helped with after-school activities for MTG (Magic: The Gathering) and D&D (Dungeons & Dragons). I enjoyed teaching overseas in Asia. I also enjoyed my contribution and creating curriculum during my journey.
There are many areas I enjoy teaching and the core of my teaching is through empathy, which follows: embrace, empirical, and employ. As both, a verbal and visual learner, I always like to include fun visual activities within and outside of the classroom for my students. You can find out more information through the ‘interests’ link.
You can learn more things about me through the provided links: CV | Blog | Interests (Art & Research) | Background | Pedagogy | Student’s Gallery / Work
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Kind Regards,
Miss Bryant.