Rain on Mars
I don’t usually write fiction but Bloganuary asked, so here it is 🙂
I Write Because I Can
Bloganuary prompt: Why do you write? Thinking about it (and I never thought much about it until today), it is curious and surprising that I write and even enjoy writing. I was born and raised in Germany and enjoyed reading from an early age. I struggled with writing rules and grammar. At first, it was
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What Brings Me Joy?
Today’s prompt for Bloganuary is “What brings you joy”
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We Almost Lost These Microorganisms
Fortunately, the pandemic caused a lot of people to start baking with their own, wild cultures again. Many of us have not stopped and because of this, we have increased the biodiversity in microbes that was seriously threatened. We saved the treasure that would have been lost.
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Snail Hotel
I have given up figuring out why I can only remember very few memories from a time before puberty. This might have to do with our family situation but I don’t know. Maybe it is not important. 🤷🏻
Brave
I don’t often think about if something I do requires bravery. When I finish something that seemed hard, I realize later that it required bravery.
The Importance of Participation in Trades Education
In this paper, I want to explore what we can count as participation in trades education and how I want to navigate this difficult task.
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Instructor Feedback Using Google Forms
Using electronic tools for formative assessment and instructor evaluation offers a lot of advantages in a time when we are teaching in an online or hybrid format already.
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The Four Traps of Evaluation
To design authentic evaluation for both summative and formative assessments it is important not to fall into the “Four Traps of Evaluation”
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