This week I’ll be talking about They Both Die at The End by Adam Silvera. Completely unsurprisingly given its title this is a very sad book. It focuses on two teenage boys who have both just found out that this… Continue Reading →
My highlight from class this week was learning about generation alpha. I think one of the challenges of teaching in the modern world is how fast things like globalization, and technology are changing the landscape of the world. This makes… Continue Reading →
This week I read Ghost Walk by Rebecca Scott. This book was an interesting mix of science and magic, focusing on the history of Alchemy. Though the book was fictional it highlights a lot of truths about alchemy and Isaac… Continue Reading →
In week four we had guest speaker Jesse Miller come in and speak with us. He was engaging and spoke to us about privacy and online presence as teachers. He enforced that as adults we have the right to use… Continue Reading →
For this week I read Women Talking by Canadian author Mariam Toewls. This work was inspired by true events and tells of the discussion a group of women had after being assaulted in a Mennonite community. In the conversation, the… Continue Reading →
For our third class, Rich McCue taught us about screen recording videos. He showed us by creating his own video, in which he screen recorded goat videos from creative commons. He had us use the extension Unsplash, which recorded our… Continue Reading →
My first two reads of 2022 were Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reids, and Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune. Both these books gave me very different reading experiences. This blog post will contain spoilers for these books. Malibu… Continue Reading →
This week we talked a lot about copyright and fair use. My Farther worked for many years in computer security and privacy. So ideas around rules of the internet and how it should be governed were often discussed in my… Continue Reading →
Our first week of class was online. We spent this class going over the syllabus and being introduced to the course. A part of our class was spent on how we should set up our blogs. I found this process… Continue Reading →
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