category EDCI 336
In this week’s class, we had the opportunity to participate in an EdCamp. This was my first time hearing about what an edcamp is and how it can be beneficial to educators. I was unsure and nervous when I heard… Continue Reading →
Hi everyone, This week I got to do a collaboration with Jessica! I painted a pumpkin while she took the photos. My family had already had pumpkins in our yard, so I want out and found a small one that… Continue Reading →
In this week’s class, we were lucky to have Rich come into our class and talk to us about how to screen casting is used in a classroom setting. Today we mainly focused on how we can screen record to… Continue Reading →
I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving! My thanksgiving was nice, I got to see some family from out of town. I only get to see them a few times a year, so it is always nice to see and… Continue Reading →
This week I experimented with pastels and also did some more painting. I have not used pastels since elementary school so I don’t remember any techniques. The technique I used this week was a cotton swab and a kneaded eraser…. Continue Reading →
In today’s class, we talked about how much power a teacher can have over a child. Just that sentence alone is scary even though we are adults and are have to facilitate a class does not mean we get to… Continue Reading →
Happy Thanksgiving! Since Thanksgiving is this weekend, I have done some crafts that would be perfect for the classroom. The two arts and crafts are great for all ages and can help younger kids with fine motor skills. For the… Continue Reading →
In this week’s class, we had the opportunity of having a guest speaker named Jesse, where he talked to us about technology. From a young age, my mom always talked about social media and how my sisters and I need… Continue Reading →
Out of all the seasons in the year, I would say autumn is my favourite! It is my favourite season because of all the leaves changing colour. Since I love this season so much, I decided to do my art… Continue Reading →
Growing up, I only had one type of assessment, quizzes or tests. Most kids cram for tests, and after they have taken them, it is most likely forgotten. After watching the film Most Likely to Succeed by Greg Whiteley, I… Continue Reading →