Author kaitlynhutcheson
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Since my last post regarding my ukulele engagement, I have proceeded to work on my strumming pattern and integrating chord transitions at the same time. It has been a challenge, I don’t remember anyone telling me how numb my fingers… Continue Reading →
Today in class we discussed gaming and how it can be integrated into the classroom. We also discussed our gaming experiences throughout our years of schooling and whether or not we found them to be beneficial.I think that it is… Continue Reading →
Recently for our final project in EDCI 336, my classmate Emma and I chose to research the topic regarding TikTok usage and its relation to being an education resource. This was a super interesting topic that we chose because we… Continue Reading →
Recently I have been working on getting the strumming pattern down for my song. The pattern is: Down, down, up, up, down, up I have been practicing this as much as possible, and I have found one of the best… Continue Reading →
This week in class we discussed the pros and cons of online learning vs. face-to-face learning. Personally, I find that face-to-face learning is much more beneficial to my learning, however I believe that all of our profs have done an… Continue Reading →
Since the midterm I have been practicing my ukulele, mainly focusing on improving my transitions between chords. I have seen improvement in my transitions of the songs that I played for the midterm, and now I am practicing on my… Continue Reading →
This week we were extremely fortunate to have the opportunity to have a guest speaker join us during our class time. Chantelle shared her personal and workplace experiences regarding inclusivity in our society and in the school system. We discussed… Continue Reading →
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This week in class we had the opportunity to engage in a very discussion based class. We discussed in breakout rooms how we see our mentor teachers implementing things into their classrooms, and discussed what technology practices they may be… Continue Reading →