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Welcome back to the blog! Due to the chaotic nature of the last couple weeks, this recipe is in quick succession to the last one. I still have banana bread on the counter; however, banana bread is not enough to… Continue Reading →
Ahhh, the years of online learning. My first experience with it was during the summer of 2020, where I had precisely 1 English class that I was taking for some credit. At this point, Zoom classes still seemed like a… Continue Reading →
One word to describe these past two weeks: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! But now we ignore this, because baking. Baking is magical. Delectable sweets and chocolatey goodness can temporarily cure many maladies of the mind (not actually, but let’s pretend for the sake… Continue Reading →
This last week, we were introduced to a lot of great ways to create and incorporate images into our blogs and future teaching. Microsoft designer was a spooky yet awesome way to develop new, strangely specific images that have never… Continue Reading →
 In the winter of 2021, my mother started a trend revolving around the weekly consumption of the viscous, sloppy substance known as “soup.” This tradition came to be dubbed: Soup Saturday. The long story is, we make and eat soup… Continue Reading →
Interactive videos look like a fantastic resource for classroom education. One of the downsides we were discussing about normal videos is the lack of interaction between the viewer and the content being presented on the screen; with interactive videos, however,… Continue Reading →
Picture this… It’s 4:30am. I’m at work walking around the produce department looking for a customer’s red onion, and then I see them: a pile of sweet potatoes under the gleaming sign “On sale!” Say no more, little sign. Ah,… Continue Reading →
Welcome back, one and all, to the Reflection Section! The most important tool I obtained from today’s lesson was how to incorporate technology into assessment and evaluation in the classroom. In a classroom environment that is becoming evermore digital, it… Continue Reading →
The rights and conduct outlined by FIPPA will have many impacts on my professional practice as a secondary school teacher in British Columbia. First of all, its regulations surrounding the protection of personal information commands my constant vigilance in regards… Continue Reading →
Welcome, lovers of cooking, food or the hit Disney film Ratatouille! The beautiful thing in common with us, dear readers, is that we all need to eat (except you, Chat GPT, but you can’t cook either, so move along). Like… Continue Reading →