The moment has arrived, after 10 weeks of consistent Survivor content my free inquiry project has come to an end with this last post. When it comes to reflecting on my overall inquiry a part of me wishes I would… Continue Reading →
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In our second-to-last EDCI 336 class we were joined via Zoom by Rebecca Bathurst-Hunt a kindergarten teacher who strives for inquiry based-learning at a primary grade level. This presentation was very intriguing as I had never thought that inquiry could… Continue Reading →
Welcome back Survivor Fans! For this second-to-last blog post I will explaining the dynamics of the family visit; arguably the most sought after reward challenge in Survivor and one that can immediately shift alliances and friendships. A quick note, this… Continue Reading →
Today’s EDCI 336 class consisted of a full EdCamp session (read about my previous discussion about EdCamp right here). Our class was presented with the opportunity to participate in 2 40-minute sessions, the topic options were as follows: Mental Health… Continue Reading →
By Lucas and Ivorye Below is the link to Ivorye and I’s blog post all about the interactive video whiteboard software Explain Everything!
Welcome back to another blog of Surviving with Lucas! Wow, I can’t believe that it’s already been 8 weeks since I first started this series. Today, we will be discussing a very controversial topic within the Survivor community and that… Continue Reading →
Today we held our EdTech class on zoom and had a very special guest speaker: Chantelle Morvay-Adams. Chantelle is the secretary and board of directors BCEd Access Society. BCEd Access Society is a group of volunteer parents who strive to… Continue Reading →
Welcome back everyone due to technical difficulties I wasn’t able to post my weekly blog last night so here we are for a special Monday edition of Surviving with Lucas Today we will be discussing the crucial impact the jury… Continue Reading →
Today’s EDCI 336 class centered around the pros and cons of remote learning (online) and in participating in this discussion I was able to reflect on some of my own experiences with online schooling. My first year of university was… Continue Reading →