Classroom Management as Dark Arts: Housekeeping in the Evil Lair
Today we’re talking Magic through Housekeeping: how to tidy the room and air out those cluttered student minds.
Entries by Monika Bigaj-Kisala
Villains Teach Better: A Wickedly Practical Guide
Let’s embrace our inner villain… for educational purposes, obviously!
Schrödinger’s Relationship: Conditional Love
This February on That Is Evil, let’s teach “love” the only way that makes sense: through conditional sentences and a healthy dose of dark humour.
Slightly Evil Self-Care Tips for Overachieving Teachers
So here’s to the new year, same chaos, same you, just slightly wiser and marginally better hydrated.
The Evil Teacher’s Guide to Surviving December
If you can’t beat the holiday madness, join it… but with an evil grin.
Why Dark Academia Works in the Classroom
November is perfect for the elegance of gothic academia and the misty gloom of November are a match made in a candlelit library!
Why Spooky Stories Are the Ultimate Language Tool
Language is, at its core, the original campfire. And spooky stories? They are the flaming marshmallow on top.
First Day, First Mistakes: Why Messing Up Is the Start of Learning
Your classroom doesn’t need to be flawless. It needs to be brave.
10 No-Prep Back-to-School Ideas
Because who wants to spend the last days of summer printing worksheets and crying?
10 Ridiculous Summer Lesson Ideas (That Actually Work)
No prep. No printer ink. Just pure summertime chaos. Linguistically justified, of course.