Something to think about…
Especially for all you teachers out there: Intersection {(Hard Work),(Fun)} = [COMICS] or, (HARD WORK) + (FUN) = [COMICS]
Category Archives: Engagement
Multiple Intelligences & Comics Education (Online + Printable)
Here’s a printable version of “Multiple Intelligences & Comics Education” (from NECAC 2011): Click to download PDF: “Multiple Intelligences & Comics Education” by Marek Bennett (NECAC 2011)(6 pages, 8.5″x11″) […]
NH Constitution: Article 83
Article 83 of the NH Constitution addresses literature & the arts in education (as well as corporations, trade, monopolies & other items). This comics adaptation presents the first half of […]
Keene State College: Comics Camp Con 2008
We had a good crowd of family, friends, and fans at our second annual Keene State College “Kids On Campus” Comics Camp Mini-Comics Convention. Â (That’s KSC-KOC-CCMCC for short!)
GraniteCon 2008: A New Hope in the Heart of the Empire
Whoa… I “tabled” today at the GraniteCon 2008 in Manchester! This was the first convention I’ve ever been to where the doors were guarded by actual Imperial Stormtroopers (in full […]
How Should I Teach?
Daniel F. sent some great “teaching comics” questions in an email: Hi Marek!!!! It’s Dan. I’m going to write you a letter, but I needed your advice QUICK so i’m […]
How to Create Comics (Mini-Comic)
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Sample Program: Autobiographical Comics
“Our lives… in comics!” (Example: Comics Workshop: NH National Guard ) Description: Turn your life into an eye-catching comic book! From the earliest days of comics to today’s hottest graphic novels, cartoonists have always […]
