It’s almost 2019, which means it’s time for a flood of Best of 2018 and Top 5 of 2018 and What’s New in 2019? posts and articles. While many of those are “fluff” pieces to fill space, reflection can be a very useful way to learn about ourselves. I model this for my pre-service teachers; writing a reflection may seem like busy-work, but it is a great way to find out what classroom activities have worked and what teaching practices need to be revised or replaced. My teaching practices are no different. Dr. G’s Top Five Best Academic Moments of 2018 5. Composing Multimodal and Arts-Based Methods of Data Analysis and (Re)Presentation (AERA proposal, University at Buffalo) Writing conference pr