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      • Dangers of a Single Story
      • Inuit Mathematics Challenging Eurocentric Ideas
  • Who Am I?
    • Education
    • Relevant Work Experience
    • Community Service
    • Professional Learning
      • Conferences Attended
      • Forum Posts
      • Certifications
  • Educational Philosophies
    • I Believe…
    • Professional Quotes
  • Field Experiences
    • ECS 100
  • Resources
    • Inclusiveness
    • Instructional Strategies
    • Truth and Reconciliation
  • Blog Posts
    • EDTC300
      • Welcome to My Learning Journey Through EDTC 300
      • Twitter as a Classroom Tool and #SaskEdChat
      • Living as a Citizen in a Digital World- Connections to the Classroom
      • Who Are You Online?
      • Understanding Digital Literacy
      • Enhancing Others Learning Through my Network of Learning
      • Summary of Learning
    • Learning project
      • Learning Piano: Adding Music to Life
      • Ode to Joy; a Peaceful Week on my Keyboard
      • Reading Music: The Struggle is Real
      • Exploring Canva to Document my Learning Project: Learning to Play Piano
      • A Little Bit of Hobbit and a Tad of Pods in My Life
      • Instagram, Instapiano
      • The End of My Project, Not the End of My Piano Journey
    • ECS 203
      • The Problem With Common Sense
      • Curriculum
      • The “Good” Student
      • Development and Implementation of Curriculum
      • Integrating Queerness into Curriculum
      • Creating Good Citizens
      • Learning Theories and their Place in the Classroom
      • Teaching Treaty Education
      • Dangers of a Single Story
      • Inuit Mathematics Challenging Eurocentric Ideas

Day: September 6, 2020

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