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Feb 15, 2016

My Selfie-Cam is Broken

By |2016-02-15T13:58:24-08:00February 15, 2016|Middle School, Technology|0 Comments

Ahh, the Smart Phone. It has really become a part of my life. It’s a love – try-not-to-be-too-dependent relationship. I am not the most coordinated individual. Yes, I am teaching art and drama, but no, I would not put it past me to fall off of a stage. Case in point:  last year in drama class, [...]

Feb 8, 2016

Deep Hopes

By |2016-02-08T13:14:10-08:00February 8, 2016|Custom-Fit Education, Elementary|3 Comments

The BC government is rolling out a new (or revised) education plan. As a government-funded school, we are obligated to deliver education in line with the plan. As a Christian school, our first obligation is to be faithful to our mission. And so, on a professional development day earlier this year, we devoted time to work [...]

Jan 27, 2016

Do You See What I See?

By |2016-01-27T18:50:47-08:00January 27, 2016|21st Century Learning, Secondary|4 Comments

BY MIKE RIEZEBOS: Secondary Math TeacherWhat do you see when you look at the picture above? A student’s first car? A vehicle ready for donation? A hunk of junk?Well, it isn’t any of the above. It’s my car, or as it’s affectionately known by the staff, the “Pi Mobile.”My wife wants nothing to do with that car [...]

Dec 29, 2015

Flying Turtles

By |2015-12-29T10:46:28-08:00December 29, 2015|Parenting|3 Comments

Since the day Caleb was born, people have been telling me to hang on to each moment because time flies. This was the first I was hearing of this 'time flying' phenomenon. As kids, we tend to look ahead, anticipating each exciting milestone. And whenever you are waiting, time seems to act more like a [...]

Dec 7, 2015

Good Learning Looks Like This

By |2015-12-07T09:08:14-08:00December 7, 2015|21st Century Learning, Elementary|2 Comments

I can now legally drive any vehicle (except for a semi or a motorcycle)!  Let me tell you more…With more of our fleet of busses coming equipped with airbrakes, I wanted to make sure I could still take the preschoolers for their first school bus ride. I was ,therefore, encouraged to get my airbrake certification. Facing [...]

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