I found this week’s topic very interesting because it highlighted the positive and practical applications of AI in education. I particularly enjoyed learning about the ADDIE model, as it provides a clear and organized framework for creating lesson plans that intentionally align with UDL principles. In the context of the public school system, where teachers…
This Week’s Focus This past week I feel I have grown leaps and bounds in my ASL vocabulary and ability to have introductory conversation in ASL. We focused on learning classroom objects and actions, and it feels so rewarding being able to show what I am learning. For example, “I am learning ASL online at…
Reflecting on AI tools in education this week has left me feeling quite anxious and confused, which has led me to do some research in order to better understand and articulate my concerns. I recognize the significant benefits AI offers in education such as assisting with workload, providing more resources and adapting learning tools for…
This week felt especially exciting because I began to learn new signs and basic sentence structure, allowing me to put together my first sentences in ASL! As we explored descriptive words and questions, I realized how important expression is to the grammar of ASL. It isn’t just about memorizing signs; it’s about learning how to…
This semester, alongside my academic studies, I decided to take an American Sign Language (ASL) course. I’ve always wanted to learn a new language, and after hearing about this course from a close friend who is learning ASL for her career as a speech language pathologist, I felt inspired to take the leap. I am…
Weekly Reflection # 1 After visiting Pacific School of Innovation and Inquiry (PSII), I felt inspired, excited and slightly anxious. Throughout our classes, we have spent significant time examining how many students do not fit within the standard education system. While BC’s education system is often viewed as progressive, it remains deeply rooted in traditional…