On February 1st, 2024 we had the pleasure of participating in an online presentation, Inclusive Practices, by Victoria Woelders, an ARC BC Outreach Coordinator. The Accessible Resource Centre BC is your source for high quality alternative formatted digital books/prints that… Continue Reading →
On November 13th, Noelle Pepin joined our class and introduced the idea behind her beaded tweets project within School District #57. This experience was not only creative but the idea of bringing a traditional Indigenous practice, like beading into the… Continue Reading →
On November 6th, I had the pleasure of visiting the Prince George Art Gallery. During our tour, we were taken through two art exhibits, both pertaining to the idea of our interaction with our environment. One of displays exhibited in… Continue Reading →
I was fortunate enough to have been born before the world of social media, therefore my birth announcement was not shared for the world to see! With that being said, I am a mother of three little ones, and the… Continue Reading →
As a teacher candidate, finding ways to build literacy through the use of technology is an important outlet to where kids can gain opportunities to solidify and build confidence with certain skills throughout their school education. The Ministry of Education… Continue Reading →
I was fortunate enough to participate in a guided tour of the Prince George Public Library with my fellow teacher candidates. We had an amazing tour guide that introduced us to all of the wonderful resources, both physically and digitally… Continue Reading →
On September 18th, Niigaan Sinclair was invited to host a workshop on behalf of Indigenous Day of Learning, a Professional Development day in School District #57. As a teacher candidate, I had the opportunity to be apart of his workshop… Continue Reading →
On September 28th, I had the pleasure to take part in a ceremonial fire circle at the UNBC fire pit. Despite the cold and rainy weather, the elementary and secondary education students gathered around a fire to listen to the… Continue Reading →
On October 2nd I was honoured to take part in a blanket exercise as a part of our Education 405 class. Prior to attending this class, I was not familiar with what this exercise would entail, however within minutes I… Continue Reading →