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I am a master of many trades, and video editing is not one of them… yet. Essentially, our latest Maker project was about video. Personally, I was pushed outside of my comfort zone a lot these past few weeks. I… Continue Reading →
In my opinion, the most annoying aspect of summative blog posts is not writing them – which may come as a surprise to some. It’s adding the visuals. Click, click. Exporting… Share to files. Click… Click. File after file, photo… Continue Reading →
I am convinced PLP has cursed me to be an eternal hunchback. These past few weeks, I have found myself hunching over my iPad drawing comics, editing videos, reading books… and worst of all, writing summative blog posts. My neck… Continue Reading →
Metaphor Machines: the latest torture method I have been subjected to. Thankfully, I somehow managed to survive our most recent Scimatics project. A lot of the focus during this project was placed upon learning about electricity, creating a Rube Goldberg… Continue Reading →
Destination Imagination (DI) is a global, innovative, STEAM-focused community whose mission is to inspire youth through the creative process. Teams enrolled in DI work together to develop solutions to various STEAM centric challenges. These past few months, various PLP classes… Continue Reading →
❗️TRIGGER WARNING❗️ This post details information regarding the Residential ‘Schools’ and the Indian Act. Some information detailed in this post may trigger unpleasant feelings or thoughts. The Indian Residential School Survivors Society encourages you to take time to care for… Continue Reading →
Alas, I have finally participated in a PLP rite of passage… my first ever field study. In other words, the PLP 8’s and 9’s stayed at the Loon Lake Lodge & Retreat Centre for a week. Despite the area’s name,… Continue Reading →
Hello teachers, fellow learners, and internet stalkers! Rather than discussing a specific project, this post will be regarding my Mid-year Presentation of Learning (mPOL). In other words, I will be describing the learning that has taken place during this school… Continue Reading →
How do the electron arrangements of atoms determine the chemical and physical properties of elements and compounds? The electron arrangements of atoms determine how atoms bond with one another. Due to the Octet rule, atoms want to have a full… Continue Reading →
…Are you a metaphor? ’cause there’s nothing that can compare to you. Working With Words is a project both PLP grades 8 and 9 participated in this past month. We expressed our individuality and worldview through the form of poetry…. Continue Reading →
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