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My Experience Over the spring of 2020, the world came to a screeching halt and everything seemed to change in an instant. As a teacher, this meant a complete flip from in-class learning to completely online. I was in the… Continue Reading →
Building off my own experiences, I believe that curriculum can be embodied in the metaphor of a hockey team. A hockey team is made up of players that bring different attributes to the team and play various roles on that… Continue Reading →
This week’s classes have been an adventure because we are making some new resources for teachers, parents and students who can utilize them for “pivoting” into next school year. We have no idea what school is going to look like… Continue Reading →
Hello everyone, For some reason this week, the link will not hyperlink the video directly. So I have attached the link just below: Enjoy! https://youtu.be/Geht1La0LuE Featured Image Photo by Vasily Koloda on Unsplash
Here are my messy quickly written down notes! Related to the reading, how do we strike a balance between creativity and knowing basic facts that are needed for foundational learning? How can creativity help with problem solving? I think it… Continue Reading →
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This week has been a weird one to say the least. I was recently visiting the in-laws in Ontario and I had the opportunity to talk to a couple of teachers there about what their future holds. It seems across… Continue Reading →
WOW! It has been such a busy week heading into Spring Break! I am looking forward to heading out into the wilderness for a bit here to recharge the batteries and have some me time! Can not wait! In the… Continue Reading →
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