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2000 Challenge – Discover ways to improve at chess and attain the rank of expert. As my fall 2019 semester wraps up, I am completing my EDCI336 free inquiry on improving at chess. I was appreciative to have choice in… Continue Reading →
The title of my inquiry is T.E.A.L., an acronym for Technology Enhancing Assessment List. My plan is to explore different technologies and describe their relationship to the psychomotor, cognitive, and affective domains of Physical and Health Education (PHE) assessment. This week… Continue Reading →
Recently my EDCI 336 class had the opportunity to play Minecraft in our classroom. It was a wonderful experience and I was excited how many colleagues got a chance to see Minecraft for the first time. We had a number… Continue Reading →
2000 Challenge – Discover ways to improve at chess and attain the rank of expert. This week I continued to read Silman after spending a few weeks focusing on deadlines at university. I’m happy to have developed a deeper passion… Continue Reading →
The title of my inquiry is T.E.A.L., an acronym for Technology Enhancing Assessment List. My plan is to explore different technologies and describe their relationship to the psychomotor, cognitive, and affective domains of Physical and Health Education (PHE) assessment. Last… Continue Reading →
The title of my inquiry is T.E.A.L., an acronym for Technology Enhancing Assessment List. My plan is to explore different technologies and describe their relationship to the psychomotor, cognitive, and affective domains of PHE assessment. A week into my inquiry and… Continue Reading →
Technology is the campfire around which we tell our stories. Laurie Anderson This first blog post of my inquiry is to provide an introduction to my inquiry and rationalise some of my resources. In choosing a topic and narrowing down… Continue Reading →
Today in EDCI 336 we had a great talk about social media and internet safety with a guest name Jesse Miller. Listening to my instructor, it sounded like we were fortunate to land someone with as much expertise to talk… Continue Reading →
This week I spent a few hours on my 2000 challenge. I spent 10-20 minutes a day during the week doing chess puzzles. Solving puzzles are great for when I’m taking transit to and from school, and when I’m relaxing… Continue Reading →
One of my biggest fears is feeling well prepared at the beginning of class, only to have my technology fail on me. I’m ready, but there’s no sound, or there’s a connection issue with my chromebook. It’s the tech crisis,… Continue Reading →