For my final blog post I decided a nice way to end it would be to create a final reflection about each recipe, what I learned, and why I would do this with my future classes. Through this process I added 7 new recipes to my cook book and expanded my knowledge when it comes…
Links to videos played in class: ARC BC: create and record audio textbooks, novels, etc… to make reading more accessible for students. SET BC: Provincial outreach program. Offers direct student support such as physical access tools, visual aids, accessibility for multi modal learners. PL services are training for teachers designed to meet the specific needs…
Hello, this week I was able to get over my fear and bake my families M&M oatmeal cookies!! Review and Explanation: Recipe:
This week I was able to get a recipe from one of my moms best friends. We had been over to her house for dinner a while back when she had made breakfast pizza. I was very intrigued as I love both breakfast and pizza and it ended up tasting really yummy. So I thought…
This past week I took a break from asking people for a recipe as I fractured my elbow and just wanted something really easy to make with limited cooking. The turkey bagel was a great option as it is not only easy to make and full of veggies but turkey also is a great source…
In case the images appear blurry here are larger versions of them: Link to the NFB website: NFB Education – National Film Board of Canada
This week, I reached out to my grandma to ask her for a recipe to feature on my blog. She happens to be a very good cook and recently has been experimenting in the kitchen. This chicken lettuce wrap is one of her newer found recipes. One thing that I have found so far through…
This week in EDCI 336, it was very interesting learning about the different applications teachers can use to provide educational lessons for students. Many of the examples included; videos, interactive activities, games, articles, PowerPoints, and options in different languages. I think this makes learning very accessible for all students of different levels. I also really…