This is my final post for my free inquiry on juggling, and overall it has been a really fun and rewarding experience. I included two videos in this post to show where my skills are at now, and I decided to film them outside, which I actually really enjoyed. It felt more relaxed than practicing…
Here is my Sketch notes on what I learned in Ed tech, I discussed digital citizenship, AI tools, accessibility in ed tech, and flipped learning. All of these topics are things that really stood out to me and are things I want to take into my teaching practice as I eventually graduate. I hope the…
This week’s class on digital citizenship, talking about privacy, safety, bullying, and online presence, it felt very relevant to what teaching actually looks like today. These are not just “extra” topics anymore, they are things students deal with every day online. One idea that stood out to me was the importance of digital footprints and…
Photo by Windows on Unsplash This week’s EdCamp experience really changed how I think about professional development. Unlike traditional workshops, EdCamps are more informal and participant-driven, where students choose topics and even lead sessions themselves. That structure made the learning feel more relevant and engaging, since it was based on what people actually wanted to…
Here is our Education Technology Inquiry Project! Let me know your thoughts below! Pro’s and Con’s of Technology in PHE Technology is increasingly present in schools, including in Physical and Health Education (PHE). Because PHE is rooted in movement and embodied learning, educators must think carefully about how technology is used. The key question is…
This week I did not get as far along in my Vibe coding as I felt was crucial enough to share; however, I did want to share my HTML and JavaScript game that I made for a coding class in university. I know the skills are different, but the idea of creating a game in…
This week I started to see some real progress with my juggling. In the video I included, I was able to get 10 juggles in a row with the juggling balls, which felt like a big milestone compared to where I started. It is still far from smooth, but it finally feels like I am…
This week I added two videos to track where I am at with juggling, and it was honestly a bit humbling to watch them back. But I am glad I have them up on the blog so that hopefully I can inspire others to get out there and express themselves with something new. Try brushing…
Photo by Sergio Artnoart on Unsplash My Thoughts This week got me thinking more about digital accessibility and how small design choices can make a big difference. One thing I notice often is colour choice and contrast. Sometimes text technically contrasts with the background, but it is still hard to read. Light grey text on…
Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash This week I attended a professional development workshop focused on AI in the classroom, and it was actually really interesting to revisit this topic after some of our earlier class discussions. We talked about a mix of things like privacy, environmental impacts, and how AI might realistically be used…