Recently, Katie Rose Guest Pryal interviewed me for an article she was writing on neurodivergent students and higher education disability access. I was grateful for the invitation. The piece is now up at The Chronicle of Higher Education under the title “Neurodivergent Students Need Flexibility, Not Our Frustration.” I invite you to read it, though […]
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In a fit of insomnia, I wrote the following blog post on my Goodreads blog. I then quickly feared that I might someday lose this material, so I copied it here. Enjoy. A few weeks ago, Amazon Prime recommended Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure to me. It was a movie I might like, Amazon Prime
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Joseph P. Fisher’s Blog He gets injured sometimes. Sporadic Stimulating Blogging June 7, 2023 I have tried to maintain a blog on at least three occasions. Attempt 1 In the late 2000s, shortly after completing my Ph.D., I was teaching an array of different English classes at Northern Virginia Community College-Alexandria and at The George
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Time Flies It is early on the morning of January 7, 2019, and today, I am making my official return to work—two months to the date of my ankle surgery. For the most part, I am now walking in a motion-control boot without the added support of prosthetics. I tend only to use crutches when