My educational philosophy is grounded in reflective, research-based practice. I'm learning every day, and my big-picture goal is to foster care and choice in education systems. This page offers my thoughts on moments which shape my teaching practice. The pages are organized to reflect my pedagogy.
Find easy access to my most-used resources for reading, writing, and researching. Subject-specific resources can also be found on the Course Pages section of this website.
I've had the opportunity to learn from some of the best educators in the world. Sarah Cooper's well-articulated blog post titled "Distance Learning Strategies to Bring Back to the Classroom" outlines strategies I've been taught to structure my classes with, and after reading this I'm confident our profession will grow from this school year. Your parental input is also critical to that growth. Educators who have the initiative and care to routinely adapt their practice based on reflection and research are leading the way, and I'm proud to be counted among them.
Given our current social, political, and environmental issues, I've compiled a list of resources as a quick reference guide for informing ourselves, and those we engage with, on the important issues in our communities:
Parents can also find themost recent copy of theOntario College of Teacher's E-Newsletter:here. It's a great online resource to bookmark in your Internet browser.