by PCC Editorial | Sep 28, 2020 | PCC Classroom Blog, PCC Corporate Blog
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Pop Culture Phenom and Wonder Woman By Christina Angel, PhD, Denver Pop Culture Con Director Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a hero to millions, a titan of the American justice system, and a genuine pop culture phenomenon....
by PCC Editorial | Dec 7, 2018 | PCC Classroom Blog, PCC Corporate Blog, PCC EGL Blog
Submissions Are Now Open for the 2019 EGL Awards! And here we go! Today we announce that submissions are open for the 2019 Excellence in Graphic Literature (EGL) Awards. The program will once again culminate in the annual EGL Awards Ceremony to be held at Denver Pop...
by PCC Editorial | Jan 10, 2018 | PCC Classroom Blog, PCC Corporate Blog
5 Micro Graphic Novel Reviews to Kickstart Your 2018 By Erik Kallenborn So, I’ve been on a quest to write 365 blog reviews/reflections in 365 days. As I write this, I am on day 119, and I have not missed a day yet! If you want to follow and read along, you can find my...
by PCC Editorial | Dec 4, 2017 | PCC Classroom Blog, PCC Corporate Blog
Using Humor in the Classroom I used to teach 7th grade English, and one of the best parts was that anything I read, watched on TV—anything—could be an artifact for the classroom. Some of these artifacts seemed more obvious—like a New York Times op-ed on the function...
by PCC Editorial | Oct 18, 2017 | PCC Classroom Blog, PCC Corporate Blog
By Jason Nisavic (@Teaching_Humans) My fifth year as a teacher almost began with a strike. As the contract negotiation process between our union leaders and the administration stalled out, whispers of greed and corruption began to poison the community on both sides....
