Wow, this has been quite a fantastic journey. Not only have I developed skills to share with my students and colleagues, but my knowledge base has also grown to be a confident parent, specifically in this area. I used Twitter during the pandemic for my classroom, but that was the degree of my technology experience.Continue reading “Final Post – Major Project Journey”
Category Archives: EC&I 832 Weekly Posts
Authentic or Not
As educators, we know that engagement and relationships are crucial to student success. In addition to this… How do we continue to connect with our students in a healthy way that meets the needs of our learners? How do we do this in an authentic, meaningful, current, and relevant way? Are we prioritizing the ethicalContinue reading “Authentic or Not”
Digitally Moving Through My Day
A Visual of My Digital Day Using the podcast format in WeVideo is an efficient way to share my thoughts on navigating my day digitally. What an amazing tool for students to brainstorm their ideas for writing and storytelling! Check out my explanation: Common Sense Education shares valuable tools for students to find balance withContinue reading “Digitally Moving Through My Day”
Media Literacy
The article, “What is media literacy and why does it matter?” takes an in-depth look at what media and literacy are as separate entities and in combination. I am passionate about literacy through and through. I believe that it is the gateway for student success and achieving lifelong goals. This area of strength has drivenContinue reading “Media Literacy”
Trying and Teaching Technology
This past week I began teaching grades 1 and 2 about digital citizenship. This is a very broad and contextualized term for grade 1 and 2 students, so I began creating lessons and supports for both the students and teachers, in hopes that it will initiate and guide some conversations for teachers to be ableContinue reading “Trying and Teaching Technology”
Growing and Learning!
Until this class, I rarely thought about what digital identity encapsulates. Sounds perhaps naive, but now more than ever, I am exploring the digital presence I have placed out into the world. I have been learning how to authentically teach students about being healthy digital citizens. My decolonization process this past decade has really initiatedContinue reading “Growing and Learning!”