month July 2024

DAY 1: Groups, Gold, and Graveyards The first stop of the trip was the grave of Charles Morgan Blessing, who was murdered by his travelling companion during the Cariboo Gold Rush. After taking some time to view the grave and… Continue Reading →

On this blog, I have already written posts talking about our online presence as teachers and the role we have as educators who are trying to develop healthy digital habits and skills in our students. More specifically I have posts… Continue Reading →

In another class, we were tasked with researching an inquiry question of our choice. Classroom management is one of the most nerve-wracking things about teaching for me. I know strategies are often learned “on the job” but I have heard… Continue Reading →

Recently we had a class with guest speaker Joseph Jeffery who spoke to us about FIPPA and the importance of understanding it in our role as teachers. FIPPA stands for the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, a… Continue Reading →