“A day may come when the courage of men fails. When we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship, but it is not this day!” This day, I fought! This day… I conquered the beast – nay, the… Continue Reading →
Holla holla, my dudes! Welcome to my reflections on yesterday’s group presentations, where all my wonderfully talented classmates shared their resources and research with us. Over the course of the class, we saw a lot of really cool material; the… Continue Reading →
Hello dear readers! Welcome to my reflections on my pod’s recent presentation, which took place on the 24th of November, 2023. It is with great pleasure that I memorialzie this experience, as both the research presented and the teamwork that… Continue Reading →
Welcome to this week’s delicious yet wholly unanticipated meal! Now you might be thinking: “Literally what, Zazzy? You’re a cooking blog, why would a meal be unanticipated?” And you would have much reason, I concur. It’s simply that this recipe… Continue Reading →
Reader! Where the hell have you been, loca? We’ve got quite the sparkly recipe coming up today – that is, if sparkly means cheesy, and in our case it certainly does. This past Sunday, a period of reminiscing at family… Continue Reading →
The integration of AI in education brings both benefits and deficits. On the positive side, AI can provide personalized learning experiences, allowing students to progress at their own pace and receive tailored support, which is especially beneficial for those with… Continue Reading →
Kwat-chi. This, dear readers, is how I pronounced the word quiche during elementary school. I have a bad track record of grossly misjudging how words will sound based on their written form, so as I was reading the Bone series… Continue Reading →
I think the practice of gamified learning is a brilliant strategy that incorporates the interests and strengths of adolescents into their own learning. It must first be noted that gamification shouldn’t be employed just for the sake of being engaging;… Continue Reading →
Oh me oh my is it wacky how good a meal can taste after a long day. With seminar canceled and our Tech class online, yesterday was all set to be my big homework day. The plan was solid until… Continue Reading →
“ociaWith tears for teachers with parents these are important in how we construct our knowledge now again we’re going to explore some ways that we can do this a little later on but it’s important to recognize that constructivism has… Continue Reading →