
Christopher Sabolcik teaches English in the UNCSA High School Academic Program. He previously taught in the Winston-Salem Forsyth County school district for seven years.
My approach to pedagogy blends the various ways readers can experience literature: rooted in the personal and reflective, branching out into domains of history, culture, politics and philosophy. As an instructor, I position myself not as some expert who doles out interpretations, but rather as an adviser who prepares scholars to discover, comprehend, analyze, critique and appreciate a work of literature.
Credentials
- National Board Certification for Secondary English Education
- Faculty at National Paideia Institute since 2014
- Taught AP Literature and Composition since 2013
Career Highlights
- The most meaningful highlights in his teaching career center around feedback from current and former students: the brief "eureka!" moments in class, the discovery of a favorite or meaningful literary text or updates from alumni.
Awards, Recognitions and Honors
- Master Teacher Fellow, Wake Forest University
- Drake Senior Excellence Award in English
- Jones Shakespeare Prize
- Phi Beta Kappa
Organizations
- Faculty, National Paideia Institute
- Member, National Council for Teachers of English
- Contributor and Editor, Notes on American Letters
Education
M.A.Ed. Secondary English EducationWake Forest University
B.A. English, PhilosophyWake Forest University