Marriage First, Mate Second
“The students create a tulpa to go along with the story, “ Colin whispers, “A tulpa is a creation that begins in the mind, but once thought of, becomes reality. Well, a sort of reality. The dragon will disappear when the story ends. So it's a sort of temporary tulpa. But it’s fun for the students ,and definitely boots student engagement in literature!”
I examine the dragon, ,and I”m amazed at the detail of the students’ creation. His scales are purple, and he has a sweet smile as he appears to read along with the teacher. He also has tiny, pink wings that don’t appear to be big enough to support his weight, which is considerable. This dragon is over eight feet tall. And if I had to guess, he