What is Digital Citizenship? To me, this term means a number of things. First of all, being a digital citizen means being able to navigate the internet quickly and efficiently. Navigating from one place to another should not be a… Continue Reading →

This week’s practicum was an eye-opener for me. Coming from a middle-class family and attending a typical suburban school I was protected from a lot of the world’s tougher realities in my younger years. Unfortunately, I can not say the… Continue Reading →

October 23rd was slated to be a day of learning for the class and myself. According to the plan, each student was intended to participate in some of the day’s lectures and report back their learning here in the form… Continue Reading →

The curriculum of British Columbia is changing in ways aimed to improve the student experience. Although the old curriculum was great in terms of its ability to serve the majority of the students involved, it lacked the ability to be… Continue Reading →

                On my most recent practicum day, the class and I were asked to watch how teachers manage their classrooms. Specifically, we were asked to look into transitions. How do teachers move from… Continue Reading →

For me the first month of the B.Ed. program has been a bit of a rollercoaster. Between getting back into the school work grind and dealing with the complications of online school, I have been busy, to say the least…. Continue Reading →

Digital literacy. This is a term that gets thrown around a lot these days, however, what does it really mean? Does it mean that you have a good understanding of website design or does it mean you understand WWW is… Continue Reading →

Learning can come in a whole multitude of ways. Although it may not always seem like it, constant effort and determination does create results. Some days you may feel like you have gone backward and gotten worse at something, however,… Continue Reading →

Going to school can be scary for some children. There can be an innumerable amount of reasons for this, however, reason aside, it is obvious that being scared to go to school is bad for student learning. In grade three… Continue Reading →