Creating and Remixing Educational Content for Middle and High School ELA & Humanities
Jack Whitten at MoMA: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Exhibit šØ š½
Stop Saying āIām Sorryā! (Hereās Why You Shouldnāt Apologize So Much)
The Cave Effect: How Our Messages Get Distorted | Platoās Allegory
ELA teacher perk: reading my studentsā poetry šāØ #TeacherLife #BackToSchool
August 12, 2025
Teacher Gaffes and a Shout-Out to My Friends
Reading an Excerpt from William Blakeās London
Supermarket A/C Just Hits Different
My First T-Shirt DesignāRoman Myth Meets Modern Style. Do you know the god depicted on the t-shirt?
Iām manifesting my alter ego, Mr. A.G. Millington: your 8th-grade English teacher. He reads books.
Unearthed from November 2024. Reflection helps us grow; make space, move forward, and expand ā¤ļø.
Please Excuse My Blaise Pascalness #civilsocietycooperation #comedy
Save Money On Travel This Summer and Make Your Room Your Destination (with š and Virtual Tours)
šæ Discovering Astor Court at The Met | NYC Hidden Gems šø
No Lesson Plan? Why Thatās Not Always a Fail (Teacher Hot Take!)
Art Installation on the 5th Avenue 53rd Street Station Platform Restores an Old Newsstand for Spring
Acting on the Street and Sublimating My Pain
My Shoutout to Fellow Xennials: Where is Everybody? #funny #rant #xennial
Wheel of Fortune? It comes from Greek myth! Meet Tycheāthe goddess of luck, fate, and sad chance.
Whatās the movie? The quote is āIām right on top of that Rose!ā
Sunday Vibes at Queens Museum: Weather Talk, Tax Anxiety, and Loving Cooler Climates (Seriously!)
Teaching Isnāt MasteryāItās Presence: On Loving Art, Movies, and Words Without Doing Them Perfectly
Why We Must Defend the Humanities | A Teacherās Plea for Our Institutions
Tendaberry Movie Review: A Poetic NYC Tale of Love, Loss, and Identity by Haley Elizabeth Anderson
Exploring LGBTQ+ Themes in Ancient Greek Art at the Met Museum
Saint Patrickās Day on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan
I like a good epic.
There are two types of big city people. Which one are you?
Iām in Covington, Louisiana at Acquistapaceās Market
If youāre feeling stuck, spending time in an airport terminal might make it worse.
The Rotunda at the Brooklyn Museum: A Hidden Oasis of Space in NYC
People who grew up feeling ābadā may see mistreatment as confirmation they deserve it.
Hey, yāall. Iām off to see a friend, sip a hot tea and enjoy Trainspotting.
Literature gives giftsāpoems, stories, ideas that no one can snatch, even amidst lifeās cruelties.
Iām sure there are (Christmas) lights on somewhere in your neighborhood.
In summer, I dream of winter. Now I just want a latte, a chocolate stick, and read Sci-Fi novels.
When I Told My Kindergarten Teacher My Name Was Anthony: A Hilarious Childhood Story
Itās interesting when passions and interests align. For meāitās a shared love of public transit.
Itās a Wet Thanksgiving Morning in New York, Today!
Christmas Lights Before Thanksgiving: Jackson Heights, Queens
Boss Babe Gay Teacher Straight Teacher Reversal
Just when you thought your evening commute is heartless.
I'll have you know once in Pittsburgh I played Mother Cabrini- during Lent!
Rutland, Vermont is a Quaint Green Mountain Town
Pomegranatesābe careful how many seeds you eat.
The F creeps on the E.
Throwback to my Queens days! Singing was my secret to classroom vibes. Who else sings on the job? š¶
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About
Born and raised in Southern Louisiana, Greig Roselli evolved from an energetic child playing with matchbox cars to a passionate educator and writer, with a detour as a Benedictine monk. With Master's degrees in Philosophy and English, Greig has taught a range of subjects from math to humanities in various educational settings across New York City. He has written for platforms like Noodle and LinkedIn, self-published essays, and contributed to academic publications. A Google Certified Educator and an Easel Certified Seller on TpT, Greig's interests include diversity and representation in literature, perception and reality, pulp fiction, art museums, and YA novels.
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