Author Hailey Choi
To wrap up my progress for photography, I just wanted to share some pictures that I took but did not upload yet. These pictures are taken when I was feeling happy and it contains my feeling in it. So… Continue Reading →
” It is important to be a lifelong learning, an active learner.” – Trevor McKenzie In our 11th week, we had Trevor MacKenzie in our class. Trevor was an active, energetic, and positive teacher who is enthusiastic about teaching… Continue Reading →
Blue and Yellow Educate Kids Charity Infographic (I tried to create infographic for our app review. ) This is a multiliterate tool as it shows the product of motivation through a medium other than schoolwork. Students can keep track of… Continue Reading →
“Even though they cannot get all their needs, if they can get emotional connection/support, that would be a great start.” – Tracey Humphreys This week, we had Tracey Humphreys from BCEdAccess as a guest speaker. She was… Continue Reading →
Last week, we had very informative and great opportunities to meet up with various experts in different fields. I joined several discussions and had a chance to learn about new resources that I can apply in my class in the… Continue Reading →
Last Friday, we have engaging and actively participated in the class with Valerie and Luke. Last Tuesday, our cohort had a meeting where we got to catch up with the professors and the dean of our department. It was informative… Continue Reading →
This week, I have the opportunity to visit an exhibition to celebrate my younger sister’s birthday. One of the challenges that I faced in an exhibition is to take pictures without people in it. As it is a crowded place… Continue Reading →
Yesterday, which was supposed to be a Pro-D day, I attended classes because I could not find an applicable conference to attend. Instead, I had gained great information about education and games. I have heard of ‘Minecraft’, one of the… Continue Reading →
As I have been practicing taking pictures with different lightings outside, I wanted to move my environment indoors. The biggest difference between indoors and outside is the amount of light that the camera can hold. Regardless of the weather, indoor… Continue Reading →
<https://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/new-high-school-will-cater-to-teens-interests-lifestyles-1.176361> Last week, Jeff Hopkins, the founder of Pacific School of Innovation & Inquiry, joined our meeting to answer some of the questions we held. It was a great opportunity for all of us to talk to him directly and… Continue Reading →