Author Archives: Jenni Peeke
Week 3: Go Where the Web Takes You
“Just let me find my note…” This week started with a mission to get comfortable with the fingerboard of the cello, and took a bit of a turn (in a great way) the more I got into things. Day 1: … Continue reading
Wham, Bam, Cellphone Ban.
Well, that came out of nowhere… As teachers were recovering from the difficult 2023/2024 school year, having fought for recognition of growing class size and complexity and the shrinking of funds and resources, they were hit with another surprise from … Continue reading
Week 2: It’s all in the (Bow) Wrist!
This week I began to dive into my Learning Project… learning improved technique on the cello by using a variety of online resources and watching back recordings of myself to see where I’m going wrong. First, I’d like to introduce … Continue reading
Week 1: Settling on a Topic
If there’s one thing I know to be true about educators, it’s that we love to learn. I’m sure that everyone taking on this project is excited and has many great ideas! I had a lot of ideas myself that … Continue reading
Scroll, Collaborate and Listen.
Social Media. Lately, it feels like Social Media is a bad word. With books like “The Anxious Generation” becoming increasingly popular, apps like TikTok getting a bad rap for purposely addicting it’s users, and Provincial Governments invoking cell phone bans in … Continue reading
Summative Project
Please click HERE to see my Summative Project… I love doing these, I find they are a great way to stop and take the time to reflect on the things that I’ve learned this semester, and consider how I am … Continue reading
An Abundance of Abundance
I’ve got to tell you, this week’s class spoke to me in a very big way. This year I am very fortunate to be a Learning Facilitator with my school division. With this role, I can learn more than ever … Continue reading
You’re Not Fully Literate Until You’re Digitally Literate!
… seriously. Maybe at some point, we could get away without being digitally literate, but as the world around us changes, this is becoming more and more crucial for everyone. This week we had some wonderful content catalyst presentations from … Continue reading
Digital Citizenship: Major Project
Please note: to easily see the comments that were added to the outcome maps, you will need to download the pdfs and open with Adobe. The internet version isn’t quite the same. You are also able to print these with … Continue reading
Information Overload!
This week, Taylor led an interesting discussion about the ethics and morals of using Artificial Intelligence in education (specifically, Chat GPT). This is something that I have been struggling with myself, wondering when it’s appropriate to utilize this tool as … Continue reading