Quiet Corners in a Loud Online World

I read on The Guardian that Donald Trump’s had a social-media rampage after US election results. Following a series of election wins by Democrats in the U.S., Trump posted 33 messages in under three hours on Truth Social, including AI-generated-video posts and book-promotion links — raising questions about platform governance and political communications. To be […]

When Your Lesson Plan Misses the Mark

This week I had my university class where I had to submit a history lesson plan. I spent hours preparing it — the topic was Industrialization and Economic Growth in Hungary during the Age of Dualism, focusing on Hungarian inventors and inventions. I tried to tie everything together: transport, credit, customs, industry, even urbanization. I […]

Classroom Curves

Early in the day, I had to fill in for someone in English class but we did not learn English. We fell behind schedule, so I continued teaching history instead. The students were fine by that. Some of my classes were canceled today because a lot of students went to the capital circus – to […]