Free Inquiry #7 Final Reflection & Bringing it all Together
For my final post, I’ve created a mind map based on all of my blog posts that explore the art…
Free Inquiry #6 Integrating Indigenous Art Forms into the Elementary Classroom
As an aspiring teacher in British Columbia, I believe that teaching about Indigenous art is a powerful way to help…
Weekly Reflection #6 Prodigy in the Classroom: Gamification in Math
As an aspiring teacher, I’m always looking for engaging tools that can make math more enjoyable for students. In class…
Free Inquiry #5 Artist Spotlights Across Nations: Northwest Coast, Inuit, and Métis Artists to Know
After exploring the materials, forms, and histories of Northwest Coast, Inuit, and Métis art in my earlier posts, it’s time…
Weekly Reflection #5 Compare & Contrast Take Me Outside Days
This week, in both our Tech class and Seminar class, we had the opportunity to participate in two Take Me Outside…
Free Inquiry #4 Metis Art
The Métis people come from the blending of European fur traders (often French or Scottish) and Indigenous women, especially from…
Weekly Reflection #4 Graphic Creation
Today in class, we played around with creating graphics. I chose to use the website Canva to design mine. Although I have…
Weekly Reflection #3 Gibbs Reflective Cycle for In Situ at an Elementary School
DESCRIPTION: WHAT HAPPENED? This week for our Technology class we visited an elementary school in the area and created stop…
Free Inquiry #3 Inuit Art
Inuit art is a diverse and changing form of cultural expression shaped by different places, times, and influences. 5 different…
Free Inquiry Post #2 Northwest Coast Indigenous Art
Northwest Coast Indigenous Art is art created by the tribes along the northwest coast of Canada particularly in British Columbia….