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Reflective Responses: Summary

Reflective Responses: Summary

For ECE 200, I was tasked with reading and composing responses to a variety of readings related to early childhood development. Below is a summary of each reflective response and links to the original blog posts: Reflective Response #1 Reflecting on Vygotsky’s Theory of Learning and Cognitive Development I share my experience of learning to drive with my Dad and critically explain this experience using Vygotsky’s Theory of Learning and Cognitive Development. View here. Reflective Response #2 Developing Self-Esteem, Self-Efficacy…

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Exploring Trauma

Exploring Trauma

In Chapters 15-17 of In Search of April Raintree by Beatrice Mosionier, the protagonist April Raintree is forced to face her lifetime filled with traumatic experiences. Below are my connections for these chapters: Text to Self In Search of April Raintree is challenging to read because of its close relationship to reality. When reading April Raintree I was reminded of many hardships that I have faced in my life and the hardships that those I love have faced as well….

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Dance Party Playlist Creation

Dance Party Playlist Creation

My Artistic Process For my third Process Journal, I chose to create an Eco-Art inspired dance party playlist. I wanted to create a playlist that had both variety and songs featuring Indigenous artists. The playlist is as follows: The Playlist “Landback” – A Tribe Called Red, Boogey the Beat, Northern Voice “Landback” was created to support the Wet’suwe’ten nation in their conflict with the Canadian government. It is a reflection of the Wet’suwe’ten nation’s connection to land and nature. I…

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Teaching Digital Literacy in a Digital World

Teaching Digital Literacy in a Digital World

The internet is an interesting place where we compile unfiltered information and discuss this information to no end. I was first introduced to the internet in first grade. My teacher had rented the single cart of MacBooks the school had and sent us to exploring the internet. She wrote a link on the white board to type into the search bar, and I was completely lost. As I grew older, computers and the internet became a larger part of my…

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