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Delaney Epp

My Educational Journey!

Delaney Epp

My Educational Journey!

  • About me
  • EDTC 300
    • Learning Project
  • ECS 203
  • Field Experience
    • Week 1
    • Final Reflection
  • Teaching Philosophy
    • I Believe…
    • Quotes
  • Resources
    • Truth and Reconciliation
    • Other Learnings

Month: October 2020

ECS 203

Week 8: Curriculum in Action

Delaney EppOctober 29, 2020October 29, 20201 Comment on Week 8: Curriculum in Action

Waks, L. (2013). John Dewey and the Challenge of Progressive Education. International Journal of Progressive Education, 9(1), 73-83.  We can understand new educational trends in relation to the global network context by shying away from educational trends that do not…

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ECS 203

Week 7: Citizenship and Education

Delaney EppOctober 21, 2020October 27, 2020Leave a Comment on Week 7: Citizenship and Education

My schooling experience in regards to citizenship for the most part was focused on being kind to others, sportsmanship in extra-curriculars, recycling in the classroom, not littering on the playground, sharing is caring, walking to school if you can avoid…

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Week 6: Building Curriculum

Delaney EppOctober 16, 2020Leave a Comment on Week 6: Building Curriculum

Noted in “Curriculum Policy and the Politics of What Should Be Learned in Schools” , curriculum is a fundamental framework of schooling. Curriculum is also a political and social construct. It is noted, “whether controversial or not, education policy decisions,…

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Week 5: Queering the Curriculum

Delaney EppOctober 12, 2020October 27, 2020Leave a Comment on Week 5: Queering the Curriculum

To address the intrinsically homophonic, transphobic, biphobic and oppressive ways systems are taught within our curriculum we as an education community need to teach ourselves and understand the importance of queering the curriculum. We need to be leaders, advocates and…

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Week 4: Saskatchewan Curriculum & Pedagogy

Delaney EppOctober 4, 2020October 27, 20201 Comment on Week 4: Saskatchewan Curriculum & Pedagogy

According to commonsense, being a good student means conforming to learnings and knowledge that are set out by what society deems as important. It means listening when you are required to listen, working when you are required to work and…

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  • Summary of Personal Learning
  • Contributions to my Learning Community
  • It was all about the journey, not the destination!
  • Back Tracking
  • Digital Literacy & Effective Teaching for Navigating Misinformation
  1. Raine on Becoming an Author with Book CreatorJune 21, 2022

    Hey Delaney! As a future English teacher as well I am so glad to hear about this new resource! In…

  2. Madison Macfie on Digital Identity in a Social Media SocietyJune 14, 2022

    Hey Delaney, great post! I think that in this new digital age, it is important to be aware of cancel…

  3. Emily Mooney on Becoming an Author with Book CreatorJune 4, 2022

    Hi Delaney. Thanks for this thorough review of Book Creator! It sounds like a user-friendly website and one that would…

  4. Noelle Dyck on Becoming an Author with Book CreatorJune 2, 2022

    Hi Delaney, I love this idea of Book Creator as an educational tech tool for students! I can definitely see…

  5. Dayle Deck on Twitter and the ClassroomMay 27, 2022

    You bring up some great points with the use of Twitter and its really neat to learn you have already…

Delaney Epp
  • About me
  • EDTC 300
    • Learning Project
  • ECS 203
  • Field Experience
    • Week 1
    • Final Reflection
  • Teaching Philosophy
    • I Believe…
    • Quotes
  • Resources
    • Truth and Reconciliation
    • Other Learnings
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