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J.D. Simpson teaches mythology, American literature, and Honors/Pre-AP junior English in a public high school in Southwestern Ohio. Prior to becoming a teacher, Simpson was a working journalist, writing and editing for newspapers in Texas and in Ohio. He holds an MAT in English from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. | J.D. Simpson teaches mythology, American literature, and Honors/Pre-AP junior English in a public high school in Southwestern Ohio. Prior to becoming a teacher, Simpson was a working journalist, writing and editing for newspapers in Texas and in Ohio. He holds an MAT in English from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. | ||
Simpson is an unpublished poet | Simpson is an unpublished poet -- a fact that has not dissuaded him from writing poetry. He has written for publication in the professional journal of the Ohio Council of Teachers of English Language Arts (OCTELA). In recent years he has been a co-presenter at the NCTE (National Council of Teachers of English) conventions in Nashville (2006: Prose techniques in the public classroom) and in Indianapolis (2004: Students Writing Poetry), and at the OCTELA convention in Columbus, Ohio (2005: Using multigenre in research writing). | ||
In addition to education, Simpson's interests include Twentieth Century poetry, culture and art, mythology, and jazz. | In addition to education, Simpson's interests include Twentieth Century poetry, culture and art, mythology, and jazz. | ||
Revision as of 06:47, 20 May 2007
J.D. Simpson teaches mythology, American literature, and Honors/Pre-AP junior English in a public high school in Southwestern Ohio. Prior to becoming a teacher, Simpson was a working journalist, writing and editing for newspapers in Texas and in Ohio. He holds an MAT in English from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
Simpson is an unpublished poet -- a fact that has not dissuaded him from writing poetry. He has written for publication in the professional journal of the Ohio Council of Teachers of English Language Arts (OCTELA). In recent years he has been a co-presenter at the NCTE (National Council of Teachers of English) conventions in Nashville (2006: Prose techniques in the public classroom) and in Indianapolis (2004: Students Writing Poetry), and at the OCTELA convention in Columbus, Ohio (2005: Using multigenre in research writing).
In addition to education, Simpson's interests include Twentieth Century poetry, culture and art, mythology, and jazz.
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