This visual resource reminded me in look and sentiment of the graphic novel CITE mailed to all of us along with the pack of cards.

I liked reading through and considering the various perspectives of students who were participants in some of our colleagues CITE projects, but I found myself wanting to know more and connect these teacher-candidate…[Read more]

yes, your points about the ways that asylum-seekers are forced to deal with City apps that crash and require wifi that isn’t as strong as it needs to be to secure their place in line with social safety nets or make an appointment with ICE or to find employment – it’s infuriating and feels purposefully broken/exclusionary!

Have you guys seen a version of this visualization of equity? It helps us imagine the ways that our (past) thinking about ‘leveling’ the playing field have not gone far enough to address systemic injustice that stretches back generations before technology was invented.

In this module, I learned that one of the findings from CSforAll was that…[Read more]

For my Design Process, I looked to the Chicago Public Schools’ Community Toolkit which had a wealth of resources and ideas for how to get buy-in from the stake-holders we attempt to impress and the people we serve (who don’t always get a voice).

Check out my Padlet (finally got the arrows to connect my content – yay!):…[Read more]

howdy, folks! Here’s my ricka-ricka-rickaREMIX.

I decided to go with a backwards-design inspired approach as I think this can really help teachers (including myself) think about the tangible next steps so that it doesn’t feel as though we are just throwing buzz-words into the air without accountability.

Paying Lip Service serves no one.

Laterz.

i’m baaaaaack with no further injuries, hooray.  Okay so:

Share the rationale cards you kept in your hand all the way to the end of the game. Why did you keep these to the end? Why did you discard particular cards?

I didn’t find any ONE card that specifically spoke to the phenomenon I’m interested in (as summarized above), but I discarded those…[Read more]

So, before I do the card thing (I’m still haunted by the vicious papercut they gave me when I opened them a few weeks back), I want to jot down my “why” and see if there is a card (or a series of cards) that match this sentiment.

I’m a big believer that just because we can DO a thing doesn’t mean we know how to effectively teach it. Every soccer…[Read more]

Hellerrrr 🙂

I’m Beatrice (she/her), adjunct lecturer with the TESOL Masters program (and proud alum of the same!).  I was impressed by CODAP – I played around with the 2010 Census info and learned a lot about the diversity (*cough* lack thereof) of my home “county” in the state of Indiana and felt that much more grateful that Brooklyn is and…[Read more]