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I accidentally deleted the movie I made but here is the original movie that we had to edit. SHELLY! Today we were thinking about how we could use videos in the classroom setting. I love the idea of the videos… Continue Reading →
Today we learned about google slides and suggested layouts Tweetdeck.com I am using twitter but so far I haven’t posted anything Trello- a practise of going back to your breath when your mind wanders Talked about Open educational resources (OERs)… Continue Reading →
This week I engaged in body scans as my meditative practise. According to Maya Spindel (who is a yoga instructor), Â body scans can be very helpful for individuals with insomnia because the scan reminds every muscle in your body that… Continue Reading →
The pigeon pose is one of my favourite stretches ( CARSA in the Nike Serenity Studio August 2018). This week my plan was to engage in 15 minutes of stretching around 9:00pm in addition to the sleep hygiene I already… Continue Reading →
Trust me… Your students hear you! “I don’t care if you’re wrong, make it the best wrong answer ever!”#NextLevelTeaching #DBCincBooks pic.twitter.com/LI5cQb1g3l — Jonathan Alsheimer (@mr_Alsheimer) September 15, 2019 This week I really focussed on twitter posts and this post really… Continue Reading →
Most Likely to Succeed: I really enjoyed the movie “Most Likely to Succeed.” One of the most interesting take a ways from the movie for me was the recognition of when in life are you in a test writing situation;… Continue Reading →
According to Jocelyn Townsend, meditation is a “practise of mindfulness of going back to your breath when your mind matters.”In practicing mindfulness one seeks to perceive one’s feelings and emotions without re- acting to them, to accept oneself as one… Continue Reading →
Before proceeding with this first blog post, we expect you to consider your privacy preferences carefully and that you have considered the following options: Do you want to be online vs. offline? Do you want to use your name (or… Continue Reading →