Alice's Project

What is online safety (what is it, tips on how to find safe sites/apps, what online safety is NOT). Online safety is a complex and ever-changing entity. As the internet and its role in our lives has changed and expanded… Continue Reading →

For my week 11 reflection, I did a pod cast! take a listen!

My final inquiry! I thought I would try a new format! Enjoy an audio recording about Deadly Education By Noami Novik. You can find the book for sale here if you’d like to read it, to try out the public… Continue Reading →

Weeks 10 was all about gaming! I had so much fun exploring all the different games in class. Specifically, Teach your Monster. Here is a video of me showing some of the features, and here is the website if you’d… Continue Reading →

For my second to last book, I read At The Water’s Edge by Sara Gruen. Is set during World War Two largely in New York and Scotland. It focuses on three young adults, two men, and a woman, who go… Continue Reading →

I was unfortunately still unwell during week 9, and I was very disappointed because the guest speaker, Chantelle Morvay-Adam, from BC Access. I was particularly sad to miss this class because equity for neurodiverse students and how we can great… Continue Reading →

I, unfortunately, spent the first two weeks back from reading break ill. It was disappointing to miss so much class time but I was grateful to have my peer’s blog posts to look over. Missing class is always stressful and… Continue Reading →

This week I read The Song of Achilles I’ve been waiting a long time to read this very popular book and have to say I had very high expectations. And this book surpassed all of them! Much like We Are… Continue Reading →

This week I read We Were Liars by E Lockhart. This book has a very unique style of writing. In reading some reviews online I have seen that it is very divisive. Personally, I enjoyed it but wouldn’t say I… Continue Reading →

This week I had the delight of discussing a variety of tech topics with my pod group. It was super interesting to hear all their ideas and see what they were passionate about. I focused on integrating UDL guidelines into… Continue Reading →