Sometimes I wonder why the majority of students I see are boys. There are many arguments about why boys are often seen to be struggling with literacy more than girls. I think there are way too many complex issues in the mix to singularly give one causal link to this.
However it's been suggested that girls play more at office and school. Boys are said to not want to sit in a classroom environment and prefer to be outside. It's argued we often buy girls books and stationery as gifts more than we do boys. There is also the opinion that we have more female role models in primary schools and the lack of male role models in primary school etc also has an impact on boys being interested in literacy.
I can already imagine some of you read this and raise your hands in agreement and others are shouting and reacting strongly against these opinions. As I suggested, there is no one causal reason why we may see boys struggle more. In fact is it the fact that more boys struggle or is the fact that we identify less girls? Girls can be great at covering up mistakes and mimicking. Maybe we identify more boys as they demonstrate more behavioural issues in the classroom?
However we can also consider the male and female brain. Girls are more language orientated and more creative where boys are said to be more logical and mathematical thinkers.
It was during some of my 1:1 sessions with primary school age boys that the parents have started to mention that their sons seem to be thriving using a more logical way of learning spelling and reading than just based purely on sounds. Parents have commented they feels schools may touch upon the rules of why to choose a c,k,ck to make a /k/ sound at the end of a word such as 'peck, stick, tank, think, picnic, arctic' but they rarely stay on the rules long enough and allow them to practice the rules in the context of reading and writing.
When I teach using CodeBreakers I try to emphasise the logical rules such as /k/ at the end of a word. Surprisingly there are lots of rules in the English language, many of the students really enjoy this method of learning along with all the games and play we utilise when delivering in a multi-sensory way.
I met a lovely, bright young man of 12 this week who has a diagnosis of ASD. I asked him if he found it difficult to listen to what the teacher is saying in class. His reply: 'It depends if they insist on eye contact, if they do then yes if they don't then no,' We then got into a discussion about eye contact. I told him I never make eye contact primarily due to a mild hearing loss but also as I neither want to stare into someone's eyes or they stare into mine (not at work anyway!). He thought I did 'good eye contact' but I explained I actually concentrate on mouths but you can't tell if I'm looking at the mouth or the eyes. He insisted we did a test to see as he didn't believe me. Convinced, we carried on the session and he commented at the end how easy it had been to both listen and talk to me.
We insist on children giving us eye contact in western cultures but how many of you do it constantly and if you've just said yes, why? Does it feel natural, does it feel OK?
We like Michelle Garcia Winner's approach in social thinking, she doesn't mention eye contact. In Social Thinking, she wants you to show the speaker you are interested so 'eyes in the group, body in the group'. The listener wants you to face them to show interest so the body especially the shoulders should be towards them. They also want and expect you to be looking towards them or it might appear as if you are not interested but I don't know anyone who wants to be stared at. I'm hoping to meet some of his teachers who have insisted he looks into their eyes while he's talking..... that will be one occasion I do stare intently!
Imagine a world where you can talk perfectly freely, normally and maybe even eloquently in some places, such as your home, but you cannot talk at school or work or social situations. The words just won't come out, the harder you try, the worse it may become. It's the stuff of nightmares, a bit like falling from a height but you wake before you crash-land, only this is not a dream, it's the living hell for around 1 in 150 children in our nurseries and schools.
Libby Hill, Speech and Language Therapist, says, 'Our knowledge of the condition has changed massively: we used to think they were choosing not to talk and were wanting to manipulate the adults around them'.
'SM is now seen as a manifestation of social anxiety or phobia, occurring in temperamentally predisposed children who are unable to take normal life events in their stride, particularly when the reactions of others reinforce silence rather than speech,' (Maggie Johnson, 2012).
This means they may WANT to speak but are unable to and they may become increasingly wary of any form of communication which could lead to an expectation to speak.
The national charity for information and research into Selective Mutism (SM)SMIRA are having their national awareness campaign during October, when people from all over the UK will be holding awareness events to try to increase the understanding of this very much mis-understood condition.
To raise awareness here in Staffordshire, Libby Hill and the team from Small Talk Speech and Language Therapy are providing a FREE training day at Fountains Primary in Burton on 28th October. 'We really want to help raise the seriousness of the problem but also show that there's lots we can do to help children and young adults,' says Libby. There are parents and professionals coming from as far away as Bristol and London.
Libby is very excited to be able to include Natasha Dale, from Uttoxeter, in the training day. Natasha suffered terribly as a child and teenager with the condition which really blighted her early life. Fortunately with her family's and friends' support, she has worked hard to over-come this and one of her challenges is to speak about it in public.
Small Talk have the first speech therapy dog in the UK, chocolate Labrador, Ralph, who helps in their work with SM. He is a shoulder (or neck) to cry on or he takes part in therapy programmes. There is a wealth of evidence to show the power of animals in reducing stress and he loves to help.
If you have a child who does not talk at nursery or school, she may not be shy and may not 'grow out of it'. It may well be Selective Mutism.


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KIBERA, KENYA-DECEMBER 6, 2010: Unidentified children play near filthy water in Kibera, the largest urban slum in Africa.
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Essen, Germany, the change concerts in Hochschulchoere Fuhr
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Essen, Germany - March, 10, 2014: Rowing training of canoeists in Essen Werden on the reservoir Baldeney.
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panorama of the city of essen in the ruhr
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Germany, Duisburg, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duisburg-Rheinhausen, Duisburg-Rheinhausen-Friemersheim, nature reserve of Rhine meadow home Friemers, water tower in the railway settlement,
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Germany, food, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Baldeneysee,
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Essen, Germany, Folkwang Museum, visitors look at pictures of a metropolis
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Germany, food, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, park, monument Alfred Krupp,
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Germany, food, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, guild court centre, Essener town library, shopping arcade, below shot, scrap view,
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Germany, food, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, mining monument, 'steep storage', artist Max Kratz,
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Germany, food, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, city hall, city arms, sculptures, Essener town cartridge, Cosmas, Damian,
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Bicycle in that, lane Trentel, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Lions in the former cultural office, II Hagen, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Street lamps in the Grillo theatre, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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West town park in the evening light, west town, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Colosseum theatre, Altendorfer street in the evening light, west town, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Chalkboard in the Grillo theatre, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Evening mood in the west town hall, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Inn in the hoist frame, world cultural heritage inch club, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Stroke 'Wolff's lounge' in the Essener philharmonic concert hall, avenue Huyssen, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Street cafe in front of the Grillo theatre, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Stroke 'embankment mountain bar & restaurant' in the Essener philharmonic concert hall, avenue Huyssen, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Inn to the Margarethenhöhe in the small market, steep street, Margarethenhöhe, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
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Germany, food, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, food-old village, monument of the work, steel workers,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-north-rhine-westphalia-food-old-village-146571445.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, family seat, industrialist's family, prestige building, museum, croup archive, art exhibits, people,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, family seat, industrialist's family, prestige building, museum, croup archive, art exhibits, people,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-villa-hill-north-rhine-westphalia-140607370.html
Cemetery way in autumn, cemetery Bredeney, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
Cemetery way in autumn, cemetery Bredeney, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cemetery-way-in-autumn-cemetery-bredeney-food-north-rhine-westphalia-germany-image277504463.html
Cemetery way in autumn, cemetery Bredeney, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-cemetery-way-in-autumn-cemetery-bredeney-food-north-rhine-westphalia-123030138.html
Old person oblique gravestone in the Green, cemetery Bredeney, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
Old person oblique gravestone in the Green, cemetery Bredeney, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-old-person-oblique-gravestone-in-the-green-cemetery-bredeney-food-123012905.html
Cemetery way in autumn, cemetery Bredeny, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
Cemetery way in autumn, cemetery Bredeny, food, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-cemetery-way-in-autumn-cemetery-bredeny-food-north-rhine-westphalia-123021526.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, lantern, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, family seat, industrialist's family, prestige building, museum, croup archive, art exhibits, passers-by, people, tourism,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, lantern, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, family seat, industrialist's family, prestige building, museum, croup archive, art exhibits, passers-by, people, tourism,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-villa-hill-lantern-north-rhine-140607944.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, detail, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, residence, family seat, industrialist's family, representation building, building, architecture, cultural foundation dysentery, museum, croup archive, art exhibits,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, detail, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, residence, family seat, industrialist's family, representation building, building, architecture, cultural foundation dysentery, museum, croup archive, art exhibits,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-villa-hill-detail-north-rhine-140607952.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, park, hill park, residence, family seat, industrialist's family, representation building, building, architecture, cultural foundation dysentery, museum, croup archive, art exhibits,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, park, hill park, residence, family seat, industrialist's family, representation building, building, architecture, cultural foundation dysentery, museum, croup archive, art exhibits,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-villa-hill-north-rhine-westphalia-140607251.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, detail, lantern, tourist, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, family seat, industrialist's family, prestige building, museum, croup archive, art exhibits, people, visitors, no model release,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, detail, lantern, tourist, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, family seat, industrialist's family, prestige building, museum, croup archive, art exhibits, people, visitors, no model release,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-villa-hill-detail-lantern-tourist-140607372.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, detail, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, park, hill park, residence, family seat, industrialist's family, representation building, building, architecture, cultural foundation dysentery, museum, croup archive, art exhibits,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, detail, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, park, hill park, residence, family seat, industrialist's family, representation building, building, architecture, cultural foundation dysentery, museum, croup archive, art exhibits,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-villa-hill-detail-north-rhine-140607373.html
Germany, Hagen, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Hagen-Emst, high court, museum of the Hagener pulse, Karl-Ernst-Osthaus-Museum,
Germany, Hagen, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Hagen-Emst, high court, museum of the Hagener pulse, Karl-Ernst-Osthaus-Museum,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-hagen-dysentery-area-north-rhine-westphalia-hagen-emst-high-140638178.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kray, former coal-mine Bonifacius, old reward hall, hoist frame,
Germany, food, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kray, former coal-mine Bonifacius, old reward hall, hoist frame,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-north-rhine-westphalia-essen-kray-former-146824776.html
Germany, Herten, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, coal-mine Ewald, mountain waste dump Hoheward, stairs rising,
Germany, Herten, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, coal-mine Ewald, mountain waste dump Hoheward, stairs rising,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-herten-dysentery-area-north-rhine-westphalia-coal-mine-ewald-140638174.html
Germany, Herten, dysentery area, coal-mine Ewald, bay 2, hoist frame,
Germany, Herten, dysentery area, coal-mine Ewald, bay 2, hoist frame,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-herten-dysentery-area-coal-mine-ewald-bay-2-hoist-frame-140635807.html
Germany, Herten, dysentery area, coal-mine Ewald, bay 1, bay 2, hoist frame,
Germany, Herten, dysentery area, coal-mine Ewald, bay 1, bay 2, hoist frame,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-herten-dysentery-area-coal-mine-ewald-bay-1-bay-2-hoist-frame-140638172.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, hill park, monument Alfred Krupp, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, statue, freeze frame,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, hill park, monument Alfred Krupp, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, statue, freeze frame,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-hill-park-monument-alfred-krupp-140607959.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, brook, bridge, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Fulerum, nature, water, brook, boiler brook, nightingale valley, stone bridge,
Germany, food, dysentery area, brook, bridge, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Fulerum, nature, water, brook, boiler brook, nightingale valley, stone bridge,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/germany-food-dysentery-area-brook-bridge-north-rhine-westphalia-essen-fulerum-nature-water-brook-boiler-brook-nightingale-valley-stone-bridge-image282344680.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, brook, bridge, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Fulerum, nature, water, brook, boiler brook, nightingale valley, stone bridge,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-brook-bridge-north-rhine-westphalia-essen-140607255.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, monument, ship screw, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, ship screw, ship air-screw, monument, hill park, place of interest,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, monument, ship screw, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, ship screw, ship air-screw, monument, hill park, place of interest,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-monument-ship-screw-north-rhine-140607253.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, cemetery, tomb Alfred Krupp, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, croup cemetery, family cemetery of the family croup, industrialist's family, tomb, sculptures,
Germany, food, dysentery area, cemetery, tomb Alfred Krupp, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, croup cemetery, family cemetery of the family croup, industrialist's family, tomb, sculptures,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-cemetery-tomb-alfred-krupp-north-rhine-140607254.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, statue, Friedrich Alfred Krupp, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, hill park, family seat, industrialist's family, monument, freeze frame,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, Villa hill, statue, Friedrich Alfred Krupp, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, hill park, family seat, industrialist's family, monument, freeze frame,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-villa-hill-statue-friedrich-alfred-140607252.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, croup settlement, residential house, detail, North Rhine-Westphalia, part of town, Essen-Margarethenhöhe, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Margarethenhöhe, residential house, building, architecture,
Germany, food, dysentery area, croup settlement, residential house, detail, North Rhine-Westphalia, part of town, Essen-Margarethenhöhe, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Margarethenhöhe, residential house, building, architecture,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-croup-settlement-residential-house-detail-140607248.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, croup settlement, residential house, detail, North Rhine-Westphalia, part of town, Essen-Margarethenhöhe, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Margarethenhöhe, residential house, building, architecture, covered,
Germany, food, dysentery area, croup settlement, residential house, detail, North Rhine-Westphalia, part of town, Essen-Margarethenhöhe, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Margarethenhöhe, residential house, building, architecture, covered,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-croup-settlement-residential-house-detail-140607371.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, croup settlement, residential house, detail, flowers, North Rhine-Westphalia, part of town, Essen-Margarethenhöhe, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Margarethenhöhe, residential house, building, architecture, floral decoration,
Germany, food, dysentery area, croup settlement, residential house, detail, flowers, North Rhine-Westphalia, part of town, Essen-Margarethenhöhe, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Margarethenhöhe, residential house, building, architecture, floral decoration,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-croup-settlement-residential-house-detail-140607951.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, cemetery, tomb disk, Gustav Krupp of Bohlen and brook Hal, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, Bredeney, croup cemetery, family cemetery of the family croup, industrialist's family, tomb, tomb, gravestone,
Germany, food, dysentery area, cemetery, tomb disk, Gustav Krupp of Bohlen and brook Hal, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, part of town, Bredeney, croup cemetery, family cemetery of the family croup, industrialist's family, tomb, tomb, gravestone,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-cemetery-tomb-disk-gustav-krupp-of-bohlen-140604672.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, food-old food, former coal-mine Carl, hoist frame, Malakowturm, pigeons, windows, detail,
Germany, food, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, food-old food, former coal-mine Carl, hoist frame, Malakowturm, pigeons, windows, detail,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-north-rhine-westphalia-food-old-food-former-146824777.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, croup settlement, residential house, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Brandenbusch, domestics building, hill staff, garden city, residential house, Klausstrasse, building, architecture,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, croup settlement, residential house, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Brandenbusch, domestics building, hill staff, garden city, residential house, Klausstrasse, building, architecture,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-croup-settlement-residential-140607249.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, croup settlement, residential house, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Brandenbusch, domestics building, hill staff, garden city, residential house, Eckbertstrasse, building, architecture,
Germany, food, dysentery area, Bredeney, croup settlement, residential house, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Bredeney, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Brandenbusch, domestics building, hill staff, garden city, residential house, Eckbertstrasse, building, architecture,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-bredeney-croup-settlement-residential-140607250.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, half-timbered house, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Fulerum, howler smiths, howler steelworks, timber-framed building, open-air museum, dysentery country museum, place of interest, outside, deserted, house, building, architecture,
Germany, food, dysentery area, half-timbered house, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Fulerum, howler smiths, howler steelworks, timber-framed building, open-air museum, dysentery country museum, place of interest, outside, deserted, house, building, architecture,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-half-timbered-house-north-rhine-westphalia-140607374.html
Germany, food, dysentery area, croup settlement, inn, North Rhine-Westphalia, part of town, Essen-Margarethenhöhe, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Margarethenhöhe, residential house, building, architecture, street cafe, guests, tourists, people, no model release
Germany, food, dysentery area, croup settlement, inn, North Rhine-Westphalia, part of town, Essen-Margarethenhöhe, opus settlement, working-class estate, croup settlement, Margarethenhöhe, residential house, building, architecture, street cafe, guests, tourists, people, no model releasehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-food-dysentery-area-croup-settlement-inn-north-rhine-westphalia-140607950.html
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, food, villa hill Europe, town, Essen-Bredeney, place of interest, former residential house family croup, showrooms, buildings, structure, builds in 1873, garden, park
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, food, villa hill Europe, town, Essen-Bredeney, place of interest, former residential house family croup, showrooms, buildings, structure, builds in 1873, garden, parkhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-north-rhine-westphalia-food-villa-hill-europe-town-essen-bredeney-140571873.html
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, food, Colosseum theatre, lighting, evening Europe, dysentery area, town, theatrical building, structure, architecture, musical theatre, Elisabeth musical, musical, music, performance, art, culture, place of interest, entertainment
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, food, Colosseum theatre, lighting, evening Europe, dysentery area, town, theatrical building, structure, architecture, musical theatre, Elisabeth musical, musical, music, performance, art, culture, place of interest, entertainmenthttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-north-rhine-westphalia-food-colosseum-theatre-lighting-evening-140598960.html
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kettwig, half-timbered house, outside, town, food, part town, Kettwig, Ruhrstrasse, dysentery area, dysentery valley, Old Town, house, window, door, architecture, architectural style, structure, conservation monument
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kettwig, half-timbered house, outside, town, food, part town, Kettwig, Ruhrstrasse, dysentery area, dysentery valley, Old Town, house, window, door, architecture, architectural style, structure, conservation monumenthttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-north-rhine-westphalia-essen-kettwig-half-timbered-house-outside-123008296.html
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kettwig, half-timbered house, outside, Ruhrstrasse, dysentery area, town, food, part town, Kettwig, Old Town, chemist house, window, reflexion, window grid, architecture, baroque, architectural style, structure, cons
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kettwig, half-timbered house, outside, Ruhrstrasse, dysentery area, town, food, part town, Kettwig, Old Town, chemist house, window, reflexion, window grid, architecture, baroque, architectural style, structure, conshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-north-rhine-westphalia-essen-kettwig-half-timbered-house-outside-123008290.html
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kettwig, half-timbered houses, knight's sculpture, dysentery area, town, food, part town, Kettwig, Old Town, Old Town lane, lane Kirch, architecture, building, houses, architectural style, half-timbered, conservation
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kettwig, half-timbered houses, knight's sculpture, dysentery area, town, food, part town, Kettwig, Old Town, Old Town lane, lane Kirch, architecture, building, houses, architectural style, half-timbered, conservationhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-north-rhine-westphalia-essen-kettwig-half-timbered-houses-123006141.html
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kettwig, stairs, half-timbered house, steeple, dysentery area, town, food, part town, Kettwig, Old Town, lane Kirch, church, market church, Protestant, outside, architecture, house, architectural style, half-timbered
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kettwig, stairs, half-timbered house, steeple, dysentery area, town, food, part town, Kettwig, Old Town, lane Kirch, church, market church, Protestant, outside, architecture, house, architectural style, half-timberedhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-north-rhine-westphalia-essen-kettwig-stairs-half-timbered-122982142.html
Germany, Duisburg, the Rhine, the Lower Rhine, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, economy, inland ship journey, freighter, container ship on the Rhine, route of the industrial culture,
Germany, Duisburg, the Rhine, the Lower Rhine, dysentery area, North Rhine-Westphalia, economy, inland ship journey, freighter, container ship on the Rhine, route of the industrial culture,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-duisburg-the-rhine-the-lower-rhine-dysentery-area-north-rhine-140637208.html
Germany, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, Schwerin, technical land museum, garden in the Marstall, rose garden, tourists,
Germany, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, Schwerin, technical land museum, garden in the Marstall, rose garden, tourists,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-mecklenburg-west-pomerania-schwerin-technical-land-museum-140637303.html
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, food-cat's mountain, mining, coal-mine 'inch club XII', hoist frame, evening Europe, North Rhine-Westphalia, dysentery area, part of town cat's mountain, coal support, mine, mine, structure, construction, double-malt beer scaffolding, central bay attachment, tower hoisting engine, hoisting engine, illuminateds, reduction, support, production, mineral resources, coal mining, coal reduction, coal support, coal reduction, bay 12, set in 1986 support, conservation of monuments and historic buildings, industrial monument, place of interest, dusk, illuminateds,
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, food-cat's mountain, mining, coal-mine 'inch club XII', hoist frame, evening Europe, North Rhine-Westphalia, dysentery area, part of town cat's mountain, coal support, mine, mine, structure, construction, double-malt beer scaffolding, central bay attachment, tower hoisting engine, hoisting engine, illuminateds, reduction, support, production, mineral resources, coal mining, coal reduction, coal support, coal reduction, bay 12, set in 1986 support, conservation of monuments and historic buildings, industrial monument, place of interest, dusk, illuminateds,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-north-rhine-westphalia-food-cats-mountain-mining-coal-mine-140600669.html
The locations of the former mines,Germany,Upper House,dysentery area,North Rhine-Westphalia,Oberhausen-Sterkrade,coal-mine Sterkrade,hoist frame,Malakowturm,Malakoffturm,route of the industrial culture select dysentery in 2010,cultural capital of Europe in 2010,coal mining in the dysentery area,large-scale project of bay characters from the 22.05 to the 30.05.2010 after an idea of Volker Bandelow,yellow balloons and long flags,
The locations of the former mines,Germany,Upper House,dysentery area,North Rhine-Westphalia,Oberhausen-Sterkrade,coal-mine Sterkrade,hoist frame,Malakowturm,Malakoffturm,route of the industrial culture select dysentery in 2010,cultural capital of Europe in 2010,coal mining in the dysentery area,large-scale project of bay characters from the 22.05 to the 30.05.2010 after an idea of Volker Bandelow,yellow balloons and long flags,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-locations-of-the-former-minesgermanyupper-housedysentery-areanorth-144284027.html
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, food, Grillo theatre, outside, town, building, theatre, Grillo theatre, outside, facade, art, culture, theatrical building,
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, food, Grillo theatre, outside, town, building, theatre, Grillo theatre, outside, facade, art, culture, theatrical building,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-north-rhine-westphalia-food-grillo-theatre-outside-town-building-122985477.html
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, food, department store Handelshof, outside, town, building, house, commercial court, department store, facade, architecture,
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, food, department store Handelshof, outside, town, building, house, commercial court, department store, facade, architecture,https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-germany-north-rhine-westphalia-food-department-store-handelshof-outside-123019058.html
Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen-Kettwig, lane, half-timbered houses, passers-by, half-timbered Idyll, Ruhrstrasse, town, food, part town, Kettwig, Old Town, Old Town lane, architecture, architectural style, structure, conservation monuments and his
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from Guide to the Job Hunt on Dec 25, 2022
How to land interviews in a job hunt.
Conventional wisdom says to start filling out application portals like mad, but the unfortunate truth is that most of these portals are never looked at. You need to rethink who we're addressing, how we're reaching them, and how to impress them.
To land interviews, you need impress key players. Throw out conventional wisdom: Don't apply to standard application portals; these are rarely looked at. Don't squish into crowded career fairs, excessively; it's hard to stand out from hundreds of highly-similar candidates1.
This post will cover the three parts to landing your first interview: who to impress, how to reach them, and how to impress. The focus here is on communicating your talents and qualifications. Building up qualifications is another matter entirely, but especially if you're an undergraduate, most profiles look highly-similar anyways — communication sets you apart.
Address the decision makers: hiring managers, recruiters, or leadership.
There are only four kinds of key players in every company, for your job hunt — those that control hiring decisions, those that control interview scheduling and sourcing, those that have social influence over the decision makers, and other employees, with referral power. Here are all four:
Hiring managers: These are usually your future manager. Hiring managers have the most influence that an individual can have over the final hiring decision. Ultimately, your goal is to convince the hiring manager. There are exceptions: For example, large centralized programs programs handle hiring for AI residencies. For internships, the "hiring manager" is a general hiring committee.
Recruiters: These are your primary points of contact, and one of their main roles is to filter candidates in a first pass. Other key roles including matching candidates with hiring managers and scheduling interviews. Recruiters are usually the first representatives you'll encounter, and, just like hiring managers, recruiters are an integral part of the process — just more so coordinators than decision makers.
Leadership: Endorsement of a candidate by senior leadership certainly carries more weight. However, beyond referrals that any employee can submit, senior leadership really only additionally holds veto power, when a hiring committee recommends a hire. After the offer is made, senior leadership may play a more integral role — approving compensation or chatting with candidates to convince them to join.
Other Employees: Any employee that's not a hiring manager, recruiter, senior leader, or interviewer has one additional superpower. These employees can refer candidates to the company. Like senior leadership, they don't have direct influence over a hiring decision but can put you in front of relevant recruiters and hiring managers.
In summary, your goal should be to reach and impress decision makers, from most influential to least influential, these are hiring managers, recruiters, leadership, and any other employee. The biggest mistake in a full-time job hunt is under-valuing the importance of the hiring manager. They are the ultimate decision makers. Recruiters are the primary contact — not the primary decision maker.
The priority for outreach is not quite as simple, however. Hiring managers and senior leadership are harder to reach. In addition, leadership or recruiters may also effectively play the role of hiring manager in certain cases. In reality, your priorities look like the following, for outreach:
Structured internship programs: Large internship programs at Meta, Google, Amazon, etc. are highly structured. For these, hiring happens in a centralized way, and a generalist hiring committee reviews applications. Your goal is to reach recruiters, who are effectively the hiring managers in this case, or employees. Senior leaders don't usually participate, and there isn't a clear hiring manager to reach out to.
Ad-hoc internships: Startups and Apple don't have structured, centralized internship programs. In this case, your goal is to reach hiring managers, recruiters, and employees, in that order. Senior leadership can make recommendations but in that regard, they're much like any other employee.
Structured new-graduate hiring: Large, team-agnostic new-graduate hiring happens at companies such as Meta, where there's a common "bootcamp" process, before candidates actually pick a team. In this case, your priorities are still recruiters, then employees. Again, senior leaders don't participate, and there isn't a clear hiring manager.
Full-time at a large company: In most other full-time hiring, there exists a clear hiring manager. This is especially true of research roles. So, in these cases, your goal is to reach this hiring manager. Next highest priorities for outreach are recruiters, then other employees. I suggest only reaching out to leadership, if you have an existing connection directly or indirectly.
Full-time at a startup: For startups, it may be less important who you reach out to first. A strong startup will likely be growing quickly, and in this case, hiring will be a priority company-wide. In this case, senior leaders are themselves hiring managers. Recruiters may not even yet exist at the company, and for a small startup, every engineer's referral matters. Prioritize reaching out to leadership. Then, hiring managers, then recruiters, and finally any other employee.
Keep in mind the caveats we noted previously; the above is a rough guideline, taking some weighted average of each employee's influence over the hiring decision and their reachability.
The biggest mistake in job hunting for full-time positions is under-valuing the importance of the hiring manager. They are the ultimate decision makers. Recruiters are the primary contact — not the primary decision maker.
Now that you know who to address, focus on how to reach those decision makers.
Chat with decision makers one-on-one.
In short, your goal is to maximize quality over quantity of interactions. Making one strong impression on a decision maker is far better than getting 30 quick glances from recruiters sifting through hundreds of applicants. To do this, prioritize one-on-one interactions where possible:
Reach out on LinkedIn: Lookup recruiters for your field, and reach out on LinkedIn. Most my interview pipelines for my last job hunt started on LinkedIn. Notably, it was most effective for me to followup with recruiters that had previously reached out to me. Cold outreaches were much tougher.
If the recruiters aren't available for messaging on LinkedIn, email them. You can often times guess their email address. Use an email address checker, and guess some combination of names, name abbreviations and initials, optionally with an underscore in between. For example, try johndoe@company.com, jdoe@company.com, john_doe@company.com, etc. All of my corporate email addresses fall into one of these categories.
Although less effective, another technique is to find employees at a company on LinkedIn, and ask for referrals. However, if those employees are not the hiring manager, this is much less effective than reaching out to recruiters directly. The same goes for senior leadership; all they have the power to do, is to forward your profile to a recruiter.
Hackathons, competitions, and meetups: This is mainly for undergraduates. Consider events where recruiters and other company employees are present but where there aren't swarms of applicants.
At a hackathon, most participants are busy with the hackathon itself, and recruiters are sitting around largely idle. The same goes for employee-mentors from those companies. The first internship I ever landed started from an interaction with a Meta recruiter at CalHacks.
At on-campus competitions, you may find employee-mentors as well running around or acting as judges. Recruiters are often in attendance to recruit the winners.
At technical meetups hosted by employees, you'll find a collection of engineers and researchers with similar interests — if you share that interest, it's the ideal place to both develop your interest and also see if any teams are hiring.
Conferences, workshops, and corporate events: For research roles in particular, consider research-oriented events: there are plenty of researchers and recruiters at these events looking to hire. Given the plethora of highly technical employees on-site, make sure more than ever to refine your pitch. They are looking for experts or budding experts in their field. This is mainly for graduate students.
In sum, maximize one-on-one interactions where possible, by attending events with lower candidate-to-recruiter ratios. Get started with a few action items that you can complete immediately:
Reach out on LinkedIn. Right now, find a recruiter on LinkedIn that recruits for teams you're interested in. See the example LinkedIn messages below. Any recruiter that has messages open or a guess-able email address, works.
Attend hackathons, competitions, or meetups. Right now, add 1 of these events to your calendar. If you're at UC Berkeley, this is easy. Add CalHacks to your calendar.
Attend conferences, workshops, and corporate events. Right now, add 1 of these events to your calendar. First-tier conferences are likely added already, but consider second-tier conferences and smaller-scale workshops as well. Research caliber may differ, but corporate recruiting efforts won't change much.
Here are some examples of successful LinkedIn messages that led to interviews, for me. Here was a followup with a LinkedIn recruiter that previously reached out (years ago, I might add):
Following up on this checkin from a while ago -- hope you've been doing well! Do you recruit for research scientist roles? I'm graduating from PhD in May 2022 and am actively looking for roles in AR/VR. Here's my updated resume:
alvinwan.com/resume.pdf
If a summary of my experience is helpful: I was part-time at Facebook Reality Labs for 2 years, published 2 first-author CVPR papers and deployed several models to the Oculus Quest + Rift product lines for hand tracking. I've also now accrued over 1,000 citations on Google Scholar across 6 publications at top computer vision and machine learning venues (CVPR, ICCV, ICLR, etc.)
Here is an example of a successful cold outreach on LinkedIn that also led to interviews.
Hi XXXX,
I'm Alvin, a Ph.D. candidate from UC Berkeley working with Prof. Gonzalez on efficient deep learning. I plan on graduating in May 2022 and have previously authored/deployed ML models to production, at Facebook Reality Labs (Oculus Quest) and Tesla AutoPilot (FSD, AEB). I'm currently exploring new opportunities and I got really excited about Nuro's self-driving work, given its focus on mass production but in a safe and relatively lower-risk environment. I strongly agree with Nuro's emphasis on safety in self-driving.
Are there any upcoming online company or industry events you would recommend I attend? I would love to learn more about what your teams are building, what your team is like, and hopefully get the chance to speak with someone about how I could add value and what opportunities I should consider.
If helpful, here's my research -- statement, resume, and Google Scholar -- https://r.aaalv.in
If you'd like to see the specific companies I applied for and their interview timelines, see How to plan your job hunt. Once you've found opportunities to reach decision makers, you'll need to make the most of those opportunities, by making a strong impression.
Impress decision makers verbally, in writing, and with an online presence.
There are three key parts to impressing any decision maker: verbal, preferably in-person; written, via your resume; and online, via profiles or a personal website. All three are important, as the verbal pitch forms the first impression, your resume is a ticket to passing the initial filter, and the world wide web offers unlimited real estate for you to put up accomplishments for decision makers to see. Here are rough guidelines for each category:
Verbal: Mention previous companies you've worked at and famous collaborators.
If you're an undergraduate, your pitch should include your year, major, university name, and something notable. Remember to include something notable, even if it's unrelated: Better to be unrelated and memorable than related but forgettable.
If you're a graduate student, your pitch should include your year, university, graduation month, and research focus. Find a paper to pitch in a few minutes. If your interests align, they'll remember you. If your interests don't, ask if they can connect you with others.
Written, via your resume: In your resume, highlight all the parts of your verbal pitch but with more information. Include the key parts: your university, year, graduation date, major, GPA, and notable courses taken. Include your work experience, including previous internships — bold and highlight company names, not the same generic "Software Engineering Intern" title that everyone else has.
For undergraduates, include any side projects, and remember, course projects are an absolute last resort. Generally, recruiters hire per university, so your university's dedicated recruiter will have seen the "BearMaps" project hundreds of times already.
If you're a graduate student, include your papers, coauthors, venue, and related links, such as recordings of the talk, summary videos, the arxiv link, slides, and the poster.
Online: In short, your hiring manager should have something to read when they Google your name. It doesn't need to be yourname.com. It could be a student-athlete profile, a blog, or even better yet, a GitHub profile. Whatever it is, don't let it only be a TikTok with your travel montage. I'd like to think decision makers will look for substantive links, even in the presence of unrelated ones.
A significant number of hiring managers Google'd my name and commented on my personal website during phone screens. Some mentioned recognizing my papers, even. Your online presence is important.
If you're an undergraduate and ahead of hiring season, start putting up projects on Github. Build side projects, and learn different tooling — be it PyTorch, Bootstrap, or Electron. Anything that suits your fancy. For undergraduates without a concentration, side projects are your best and most accessible option to impressing generalist hiring committees.
For graduate students, your Google Scholar is all that matters; make one if you haven't already, and if you have, populate it.
All three of these pitches need review and discussion. You'll want to prepare in advance, and get together a group of friends to collectively work on all pieces of this pitch. For now, complete these immediate action items:
Prepare a 30-second pitch for yourself. Right now, say your pitch for yourself aloud. Say it repeatedly until your pitch comes out fluidly. Pick a time to recite it to friends. Practice with colleagues. Use their questions and reactions to guide each subsequent delivery. See example pitches below.
Prepare a resume. Right now, update your resume to bold and highlight companies instead of roles. If that's already done, check that the most important pieces of information are added. Run it by friends, and field questions they may have. Here's the resume I sent to recruiters.
Finally, prepare an online presence. Right now, create a Github or Google Scholar profile. Link it accessible from your resume, if not from Googling your name directly. Here's the research profile I sent to recruiters.
Here's the verbal pitch I used when I introduced myself to recruiters and potential future managers.
Hey, I'm Alvin, a final year PhD candidate graduating next May. I worked part-time at Meta Reality Labs for 2 years and interned at Tesla AutoPilot for a summer — in both roles, I've worked on models that were eventually deployed to production, for Quest, FSD, and AEB.
The name of the game is to practice communicating your qualifications.
[In your pitch], remember to include something notable, even if it's unrelated: Better to be unrelated and memorable than related but forgettable.
What decision makers will ask you.
Decision makers may ask a number of hard questions about your background, whether it be at a career fair or in an interview. Pointing at some interesting-looking project on your resume, the most common "question" is "Tell me more about this."
This project can be for an internship or a lab on campus. Regardless of its nature — whether engineering, research, or some combination of the two — you should be able to break down the project into a story's components: problem, intuition, method, and result. See a more in-depth explanation of what a "story" is here, under "Tell Tried and True Stories" in What defines a "good" researcher?
If you don't address one of the above points, a good interviewer will likely as you about it. Remaining questions usually sound like the following, effectively asking for one of the story components above. Right now, pick a project, say the pitch for that project aloud, and prepare answers for each of these questions below:
Problem: Why was this solution necessary? What challenge did it solve? Why is this problem important?
Intuition: How does your solution address the problem? What led you to this particular solution? What insight led you to this solution?
Method: (Insert any question here about the method. Basically, clarification questions about certain details.)
Results: What happened after your implemented this? Did it work? Was the problem solved? How did you verify the problem was resolved?
Practice your pitch for each item on your resume. This could be the chance to list only the projects you're most excited about. One trick, by the way, is to direct the decision maker to a project you're more prepared for. You can say, for example, "Project A was certainly exciting, but Project B is a bit more recent and fresher on my mind; mind if I tell you about project B instead?"
In sum, get started on your outreach. You now know who to reach out to and how to do it. Perhaps even more importantly, practice, practice, practice. The name of the game is not how much you know but how well you say it. Practice, so you're ready to impress.
I use engineering and research examples in this post, but the tips should apply to industry-oriented job hunts generally. ↩
Got a question? Ask me on Twitter, at @lvinwan. Want more tips? Drop your email below, and I'll keep you in the loop.
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American Artisans:
Ian Schneller
Instruments and Sound Equipment
by Andrea Poe
A handcrafted piece awakens something in human beings.
It was almost inevitable that Ian Schneller, a musician who trained at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, would wind up creating Specimen Products, a Chicago studio that creates handmade instruments, amplifiers, and horn speakers noted for their beauty and functionality.
Specimen Products employs six artisans along with 24 apprentices and interns, but Schneller's hands are on every product. In the past 30 years, he estimates he has created 600 pieces. "This sounds corny, but I really see them as my children. They are a part of me no matter where in the world they have gone," he said. "They're my stab at immortality."
Although completion time varies, a typical project from start to finish absorbs the better part of eight months. Because each piece is one of a kind, Schneller not only does a custom design, but often is called upon to find creative sourcing to get the piece exactly right. Take, for instance, a guitar he's working on for Alex Kapranos of the Scottish band Franz Ferdinand, who asked him to make a guitar that would reflect his love of entomology. Schneller rose to the challenge by securing 600 pairs of iridescent beetle wings from Bangkok that will be incorporated into this guitar.
Schneller began making string instruments like guitars, ukuleles, mandolins, and even the occasional violin. Over the past decade, Specimen Products has branched into audio equipment such as horn speakers, tube amplifiers, and subwoofers. Using high-quality materials and high-level craftsmanship ensures good sound, and also longevity. And longevity, Schneller maintains, is all too rare in this era of mass production.
Repair work comprises about half of Specimen Products' business. "I hate to say it, but poorly made, mass-produced instruments have kept me in business," he laughed. "The repairs also have helped me become a better designer, because I am very aware of common design flaws and know how to avoid them in my own work."
In the end, Schneller is convinced that thoughtful, handmade products are in such high demand because the contrast with most factory-made products is so great. "As mass products have become even more watered down, people have aha moments when they see something of quality, something that's made with love," he noted.
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Every Saturday morning SMU political science major Chloe Canton picks out a bath bomb from her collection at home. She pops one into the tub to help ease her muscles and relax after a long week.
Coming in a variety of colors and scents, bath bombs have become the newest bath time craze.
These fizzy soaps can be found from Neiman Marcus to Whole foods. Prices usually range from $3 to $8. People buy them for the fizz, but what is in them that causes this fun reaction?
SMU premed student Chanel Johnson said the bath bombs would have some sort of baking soda type chemical in them so that when it hits the water, it will react and send off CO2.
"AKA the bubbles," she said.
Ingredients in bath bombs, such as Epsom salts, can be good for skin and muscles. Johnson also said that the bombs are easy on your skin since they usually have Epsom salts, which are a key muscle relaxant.
In the water, Epsom salts breaks down into magnesium and sulfate. Once dissolved, your body absorbs the solution, which can help relax muscles and loosen joints.
Lavender oil is a beneficial essential oil that is commonly added to bath bombs. It is known to help relax the body. Also, the oil helps skin become more smooth and reduce fine lines and wrinkles. Known benefits include, skin regeneration, reducing sun spots, and shrinking scars. Amy Wechsler, Dermatologist, says it works well with all skin types.
Step 1: Combine the dry ingredients in a bowl. This includes the citric acid, corn starch, Epsom salts and baking soda. Whisk together.
Step 2: Combine the wet ingredients in a separate, small bowl. The water, essential oil, almond oil and food coloring should be well mixed.
Step 3: Mix together both bowls. Make sure to pour the wet ingredients into the bowl slowly so that the combination does not react. They will clump together to form a thick mixture.
Step 4: Pack the mixture into the mold. Start with one half of the mold and pack tightly. Then, repeat with the second half.
Step 5: Press together both halves of the mold. It is important to add some extra mixture on top of one of the halves to make sure they are packed tightly.
Step 6: Let the mixture dry in the mold for a few minutes. Carefully remove the bath bombs and let dry. Before use, let them dry for at least 24 hours.


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Word for Word Poetry with BOA Editions
We have a collection of very talented guest bloggers to cover the Word for Word Poetry series this summer. They capture a first-hand account of the poetry readings, as well as help to interpret the work of our visiting poets who present at the Bryant Park Reading Room sponsored by HSBC.
Monica Wendel for Word for Word Poetry, June 11, 2013
Featuring the poets of BOA Editions
Tell people you're from New York, and they picture New York City: skyscrapers, Statue of Liberty, hipsters. BOA Editions is a New York press – but here, we're talking about Rochester, New York, only a ferry ride from Toronto or a quick drive to Niagara Falls. However, all three BOA authors (and Bryant Park readers) hailed from the greater New York City area: Craig Morgan Teicher, Jean Marie Beaumont, and Michael Waters.
Craig Morgan Teicher began with poems from his latest collection, To Keep Love Blurry (BOA, 2012). It's an odd title, and these poems blurred the line between the fake and the real: "When I was happy, lambs were born," he said. The poems reflected upon emotion and identity, linking them together. "This is you talking to you. I'm dead," he said, deadpan. Later, a first kiss was described as coming "with the promise you could come out of your mouth."
Jeanne Marie Beaumont read next. The co-editor of the anthology The Poets' Grimm: Twentieth Century Poetry from Grimm Fairy Tales, she noted that "death always ends up in poems," and I thought of how death, or the threat of death, sets into motion the plots of fairy tales. She also read a poem honoring Lucille Clifton (1937 – 2010), another BOA poet, and with that poem it became clear that we are free to create more mythology, more "fairy tales," out of what has been presented to us, and that we are not bound only to the stories we were told as children. "These Heavenly bodies never leave me," Beaumont nearly sang, the word "Heavenly" encompassing storytellers as well as their stories.
As Christopher Kennedy was unable to make the reading due to a family emergency, Michael Waters was the final reader. He relished the space of Bryant Park, noting that he had met Allen Ginsberg in Bryant Park decades ago at an anti-war reading. With a great deal of humor, the story continued: Ginsberg gave sixteen-year-old Waters his phone number, and though Waters never called him, he did carry the scrap of paper around for months. Later, he discovered that this object was not as sacred as he believed, since Ginsberg's phone number was public, listed in the phone directory.
Waters pushed boundaries, illustrating a child's budding sexuality and Oedipal impulses in his poem "Lipstick" ("I'd wrap tissue after tissue // around my small, preening member, / smudging the lipstick on my flesh.") In "Wedding Dress," a poem from his book Darling Vulgarity, the speaker switches genders: "Love, I was your bride." This crossing of boundaries occurs because the world that the speaker inhabits is full of rules that are consistent, but illogical. His poem "Black Olives" features a speaker wandering, attempting to decipher neighborhood signs.
At the end of the night, I felt as though I had been given three vastly different scenes of domestic life. When we connect with someone – a spouse, a parent – how, exactly, are we joined to that person? How does that joining change us? Perhaps what makes the most sense, as Craig Morgan Teicher wrote, is "to keep love blurry."
Monica Wendel is the author of No Apocalypse (Georgetown Review, 2013) and the chapbook Call it a Window (Midwest Writing Center, 2012). She holds an MFA in creative writing from NYU, where she was awarded both Goldwater and Starworks teaching fellowships. Her poetry has appeared in the Bellevue Literary Review, Lamba Literary Review, Lambda Literary Review, Nimrod, and other journals. The former writer-in-residence at the Jack Kerouac Project of Orlando, Florida, she currently lives in Brooklyn and works as a visiting instructor of composition at St. Thomas Aquinas College.
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