Category Reflections on the Past
This story may not mean much to people, other than it being funny and just something not very smart to do. But I was able to take something from this situation and it indeed impacted my life story and overall… Continue Reading →
Growing up in a small village, teachers were (and still are) difficult to find and keep, mainly because of how small the village is, and what little resources it has to offer, amongst other things. A fair bit of the… Continue Reading →
What is Childhood? Childhood is a period in one’s life where they encounter a variety of experiences that shape the person they will become; both negative and positive experiences. Childhood is from birth to when that individual believes they are… Continue Reading →
What is Childhood? The experience a person has from birth to the time in their life where they feel they are an “adult” or take on larger roles; in their family, their life, or the community/world. What is Education? The… Continue Reading →
Reading Analysis #6: In the upcoming lecture, we will be discussing and trying to understand the topic of “‘Healthy’ Children and ‘Healthy’ Schools”. However, we were first assigned readings to give us some context on what we will be discussing…. Continue Reading →
Reading Analysis #5: In the upcoming lecture, we will be discussing and trying to understand the topic of “Separate Childhoods and Indigenous Education”. However, we were first assigned readings to give us come context on what we will be discussing…. Continue Reading →
Reading Analysis #4: In the upcoming lecture, we will be discussing and trying to understand the topic of “Racialized Childhoods and Segregated Schooling”. However, we were first assigned readings to give us some context on what we will be discussing…. Continue Reading →
Reading Analysis #1: In the upcoming lecture, we will be discussing and trying to understand the topic of “Childhood in 19th Century Canada and the Rise of Public Education”. However, we were first assigned readings to give us some context… Continue Reading →