Re-thinking learning for the 21st Century
Written by Jennifer Weening
As I wrap up the final module of my summer AQ, Integration of Information and Computer Technology in Instruction, Part 2, I am prompted to reflect on my learning. And what better place than a blog for doing that? Module 1: A Vision of 21st Century Learning Module 1 focused on setting the stage for technology … Continue reading “Final reflections on CONT-702”
Written by Jennifer Weening
Like most coaches, I breathe a huge sigh of relief when the season comes to an end. I love coaching my team, but it is a huge commitment that can mean long days and time away from my family. The snowboard season is no exception. Although we don’t have late games that follow a long … Continue reading “Building the CIS community through sport”
Written by Jennifer Weening
Day 8 of March Break. Despite a massive list of “to do’s” and goals for this much-needed mid-year respite, I’ve only just begun to scratch a few things off and am already feeling guilt about time misspent. Writing a blog post was certainly one thing on that list, in addition to renewing my Google L2 … Continue reading “Is this the new normal?”
Written by Jennifer Weening
Today marks my fourth day in as many weeks working from home. The first day was due to extreme cold, the second due to a burst pipe and flooded Senior School, the third was due to freezing rain, and today’s is due to a “Colorado low” bringing a bunch of snow and freezing rain. But … Continue reading “Some thoughts on a snowy day”
Written by Jennifer Weening
Just before the break, my Director of Academics asked me to speak in Monday’s academic-themed assembly – the first day back from the break. I’m not sure why he tapped me on the shoulder, and I immediately recoiled from the idea, but I knew that I had some ideas that were worth sharing with the … Continue reading “On failure and taking risks”