Beth Rigel Daugherty is working on a sequel to Virginia 
Her request and questions
Share your thoughts about teaching and learning from Virginia Woolf’s essays.
I am particularly interested in how Woolf’s essays affect and influence teachers. – Beth Rigel Daughterty
Beth’s sequel looks at Woolf’s essays through a pedagogical lens. Here are the questions she poses:
- What have Woolf’s essays taught you about the process of learning and/or the process of teaching?
- What does she say to you about how and why we educate?
- How do you use Woolf’s essays in your teaching, whether formal or informal, inside or outside the academy?
- Would you be willing to share your thoughts with me (Beth) by filling out a survey or talking with me on Zoom?
Details and deadline
More details — her rationale and goal, eight survey questions, permission forms, and contact information — can be found at this link. Beth asks that respondents fill out this Google Form or email answers to woolfessaysurvey@gmail.com, preferably by August 31, 2027.
Ever gracious, Beth adds, “Thank you so much for considering my request.”
