Hallelujah!
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Coding and Presentations
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Today’s class I was quite nervous to present. However, Sam and I felt very comfortable in front of the class because our peers were extremely supportive. I felt like we had done good research on our topic and developed a … Continued
Music for the Mind
This week I have been extremely stressed out as I have not only been stressing over assignments I am also moving houses! Playing the ukulele has been a small escape for my mind and has helped me escape from everyday … Continued
Change of Pace!
My ukulele has been my saving grace for any time I get anxious during homework sessions. Sometimes I get overwhelmed about not being productive and other times I just need a brain break and there are those unfortunate times that … Continued
Primary Vs. Intermediate Math Apps
Most math apps when you read the description describe themselves as apps for elementary or k-12 students. I found this very surprising as this is a very wide age range to cater to and students during these years have dramatically … Continued
New Embroidery
Last week I finished my first embroidery project which was a big win for me. I was struggling for a while motivating myself to embroider because I am not great at it. However, one night I sat myself down, put … Continued
The Final Stitch
Beginning of the End: Well, I was determined the other day to finally finish my very first embroidery project. Although, it is not the cleanest thing I have ever seen or the best I have ever seen it was homemade … Continued
Math Applications in the Classroom
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Using technology for math is becoming a much more widely accepted idea for improving math literacy. Children enjoy math significantly more when presented as a game. Children become more engaged in the topic and are more willing to learn new … Continued
Embroidery Fails!
Embroidery definitely requires skill and patience. The skill I have proven to have a very basic level of and patience I seem to be doing well for how many times I have messed up. I constantly have to pull out … Continued
What the Uke?!
I can officially say that I love playing the ukulele. I have been in a slight rut artistically. I used to love to draw and I was dancing 40 hours a week, in musical theatre and private vocal lessons so … Continued