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Embedded below is our EdTech Inquiry project! Ava P, Kalea, and I created a google slides presentation discussing the pros, cons, and risks of using podcasts in the classroom. We also explored ideas and tips on how to integrate them… Continue Reading →
This is my last post for my free inquiry project! First, I would like to just say how both fun and informative this inquiry has been for me. I have gained so much knowledge from this and so much self-awareness…. Continue Reading →
This is one of the last weeks on my free inquiry journey, so I thought I’d do one more painting in honour of that! This week I chose to paint some flowers! The style is inspired by an artist I… Continue Reading →
This week we had the opportunity to talk with Rebecca Bathurst-Hunt! She talked about her experiences teaching kindergarten and how she integrates inquiry into her classroom. By asking guiding questions on various topics or using tangible provocations Rebecca is able… Continue Reading →
This week I wanted to do something easy for reading week, as I’ll be back home for the rest of the week! I am currently writing this at 4:30 am while sitting at my gate at the airport because I… Continue Reading →
This week we had the opportunity to speak with Chantelle Morvay-Adams about inclusive and accessible education and the impacts of ableism on students. It was very interesting the hear a parent’s perspective on inclusive education and it was really great… Continue Reading →
This week I have decided to focus on holiday art (in conjunction with how to incorporate art in the classroom!) as Halloween was last week! Holidays, especially in schools are always a good excuse to do some art projects! I… Continue Reading →
This week in class we talked about remote learning––our experiences and how we can utilize online tools. I thought it was really interesting hearing all of our cohorts various experiences with online learning especially during COVID times. From my personal… Continue Reading →
This week in class we had the opportunity to learn about EdCamps! Prior to this class, I had never heard of EdCamps so it was very interesting to see what they are and how they function. At my school in… Continue Reading →
Unfortunately, I missed class on Monday so I did not get to hear from Jeff Hopkins in person, however, I have had the chance to look at all of the resources and information posted on our class website and a… Continue Reading →