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In my first week of pursuing my inquiry goal, I thought it would be a good idea to set up a schedule of what exercises I will be doing each day. This week I tracked the current forms of exercise that I do so that and found they are as follows: Soccer (2-3 times/week), Gym…
Our trip to The Pacific School of Inquiry and Innovation gave us insight into how education can be shifted from the standard, rigid model to a more fluid student centered approach promoting discovery and interests. By utilizing an emergent curriculum, the school allows students to co create their learning paths alongside teachers based on personal…
For my inquiry topic, I will dive into the diverse world of health and fitness, more specifically increasing muscle mass, the three primary lifts, and decreasing my 5 kilometer run time. These 3 goals I believe are seen as the general benchmarks within the fitness world as it covers what is called the hybrid athlete…
While AI is a very powerful tool to use when making the scaffolding of an assignment or research, it comes with many limitations which many people don’t fully grasp. With students becoming more and more reliable on AI with every new GPT update, I think its important to cover its fallbacks so that people understand…
Including H5P videos within a lesson or, as an activity for students to create for themselves would most certainly be beneficial for any science classroom, and could even be utilized within math. These interactive videos allow students the opportunity to show what they have learned in the video, and help to challenge there critical thinking…
When observing the current school system, many concerns are often repeated: Student Anxiety, Teacher Burnout and Assessment Difficulties. These concerns point me in the direction that something about the education system needs to be tweaked, not a full overhaul as I think that’s unreasonable and not feasible. I do think however that by implementing more…