Experience tells us that students either think that they are doing the work for everyone else or that they don’t need to put in an effort.
Let’s look at some factors we can bring into play that can make group work suck less.
Group Work Doesn’t Have To Suck Read More »
Drawing challenges me to improve on a new skill. And the prompts help me with ideas about what to draw.
This is a recording of my Zoom presentation for PIDP 3300 on May 26th, 2023.
Virtual Reality and the Brain Read More »
Over the last year or so I have experimented with different flours and methods. The result is what I call our “House Bread” It is a sourdough loaf with 100% hydration. We like bread with a large percentage of whole grains and smaller, even holes in the crumb.
As instructors, our job is to help our students bridge the gap between what they already know to what we want them to know in order to achieve the learning objectives we set out.
Scaffolding for Brain Development Read More »
Especially because of his recent passing, the Banana song by Harry Belafonte seemed a good fit for this post.
High Protein Banana Bread Read More »
After completing this PIDP course 3260 I will have twenty of the required thirty points to receive my Provincial Instructor Diploma.
I enjoy learning to become a better instructor and there will always be more to learn.
I like the idea of empowering my students to take charge of their learning and showing them how critical thinking and feedback can affect positive change.
Critical Incident Questionnaire Read More »
I know the ins and outs of European trades tradition but almost nothing about the local traditions from before Europeans started dominating what is Canada today.
I have much to learn and today I am committing to start this learning journey.
Cultural Safety Education Read More »
Sometimes it is helpful to take a step back from a decision and consider other views and see a situation from another person’s perspective.
Solving an Ethical Dilemma Read More »
