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Remixing in Education: Innovation Through Borrowing and Adapting
Education has always been a space for remixing—teachers borrow, adapt, and merge ideas to create meaningful learning experiences. Whether modifying lesson plans, adjusting teaching strategies, or designing assessments, educators rely on existing materials as a foundation for innovation. Despite this, … Continue reading
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Screen Time & Social Ties: Navigating the Digital Dilemma
I apologize for the late post, but I ended up watching all of the videos because they were incredibly engaging. They sparked so many thoughts and emotions, and I found myself deeply reflecting on the impact of social media, not … Continue reading
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From Memes to Misinformation: Navigating Digital Culture in the Classroom
Introduction: The digital world is constantly reshaping how we communicate, learn, and teach. From viral memes to crowdsourced platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Wikipedia, students engage with an ever-evolving online culture that influences their understanding of information, who am I … Continue reading
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Cell Phone Ban A Student and Teacher Perspective…
This week, I dedicated a significant amount of time reflecting on the cell phone ban implemented in schools. To gain a clearer understanding of the situation, I decided to survey both my staff and students to gauge their perspectives and … Continue reading
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Welcome
Before diving into my first blog post, I’d like to take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Karissa, and I live on my family farm, where my husband and I are gradually taking over its operations. We have … Continue reading
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Welcome to my blog.
Before diving into my first blog post, I’d like to take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Karissa, and I live on my family farm, where my husband and I are gradually taking over its operations. We have … Continue reading