Reflexivity

When I was in high school, I used to love “proving theorems” (explaining why something is true) in geometry through logic and reasoning using...
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Qualitative Research

I teach my grade 9 science students the difference between quantitative and qualitative data. It’s one of the first concepts of the semester. Quantitative...
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School Tasks

Writing report cards tonight. So here’s one of my fav quotes. #100dayproject #100LSreflections 15/100 via IFTTT

Extra works of art

This post is “extra” as the kids say… I really just want to share and celebrate these amazing “human body system” projects from my...
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Dehiscent

Here’s a fun new word. Dehiscent. “I divide, split open, gape.” It is used in botany to mean the “spontaneous opening at maturity of...
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Dialectic (Part 3)

Dialectic (Part 3)–I recently sent my critical friends (a graduate study group who have become close friends) a text that said, “This morning I...
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Dialectic–Part 1

Dialectic—a word I did not know before starting my EdD courses. It shows up everywhere for me now. It has several layers of meaning....

Dialectic (Part 2)

Dialectic (Part 2)—The post I wrote a couple of days ago about students engaging in activism (student-in-the-making) is also about the dialectic. Through participation...

Everything is dialectic

My heart wants to write about the word dialectic. Everything is dialectic. My mind says no. It’s too important and you are too tired....

In-the-making

I thought I would write these posts chronologically, but this quote (Wolff-Michael Roth, 2016, p.116) is speaking to me today. This is from one...