July 6, 2001
A New Warp and Weft in the Classroom
A decade after completing my doctoral work, I decided to reconnect with my students by learning something entirely foreign to my talents, education, and experience. I decided to learn to weave.
A loom, bought years before on a whim, had, until then, been nothing more than a substantial piece of living-room sculpture. But, once I registered for weaving class, I looked at the loom with a mixture of anticipation and fear. Although my fingers ached to produce intricate and elegant
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