Sober thought in a world of digital delirium. Is it my imagination or have things started to stagnate in the world of Educational Technology? The leaps and bounds by which we were moving a few years back seem to have become baby steps. Christy Clark promises tech training in schools. I was at a dinn.

A space for reflection and collaboration. As I continue to develop a more robust framework for inquiry learning in my classroom, I have developed a very basic inquiry cycle to guide my instruction. Before I start my latest reflection on Reintroducing Inquiry Learning Into The Elementary Classroom. I wanted to give a quick shout out to Terri Eichholz. And her recent blog post. For turning me onto Barry Schwartz and his TED Talk, The Paradox of Choice. The more options there are, the easier it is to regret.

Reflections of Reconciliation Through Indigenous Education. The Girl Who Was Not Yet Wise.

Reflecting on education and learning in the elementary classroom. I decided to make an infographic for my final summary of learning using Piktochart. I enjoyed using the program to create my graphic; however, at many points I wished I had the Pro Account version to add flexibility to what I could do.

I teach my students that if they need to know something then they need to ask. I encourage them to speak up and voice their opinions. I tell them that if there is something they are passionate about, then they need to be heard and fight for it. Slowly but surely, I am beginning to do as I say. I have posted publicly to my blog. Put my voice out through Sound Cloud. Shown my face on Vimeo. And explored and questioned through Twitter. A Final Learning Project Reflection.

Thoughts, reflections, opinions from a person who teaches, plays games, and enjoys her slighty nerdy side. Every year I have this moment. I am currently experiencing it as I sit and write. That moment when you can relate to the Grinch because your heart feels like it is actually swelling with Christmas spirit.